Under the sea and more. Pics heavy

[AK797]

Wow you having a great time I see!

[siuhen]

Originally Posted by franzy

Awesome! I can't belive you set your watch on that donut looking coral. I would be afraid of it getting inhaled by a creature of some sort. Well it just looks that way- I'm sure you know what you are doing. Thanks for sharing the pictures!

It's a rock solid type of coral and has no soft tissue. But it surely looks weird.

[siuhen]

Originally Posted by Jason71

Please don't put your watch on live coral. It will kill it, and the world is already losing much of its underwater habitat

I did placed the watch "only" next to the soft corals. Not sure if the rock solid type is alive or just a rock. If I did harm them in anyway....my bad....

[Jason71]

Originally Posted by siuhen

I did placed the watch "only" next to the soft corals. Not sure if the rock solid type is alive or just a rock. If I did harm them in anyway....my bad....

No worries, but the hard coral formations are just as alive as the soft corals and just brushing up against the coral will kill it and it takes MANY YEARS to regenerate. I love the underwater shots

[Gerardus]

Great pics!

[mjclark32]

Wow, that blue pops!

[siuhen]

Originally Posted by wdin

OMG!! you really weren't kidding when you said it's "PIC HEAVY"!


how deep did it get to?
at least we now know that it IS indeed safe to wear it underwater as much as it is safe to have it in for flight...

The deepest was about 10 feet . I was only snorkeling, not diving with tank.

[regnant]

Great pics, I would not wear my BLNR underwater but BLNR is very handsome underwater as it is in flight