
This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Water.’ See more responses here. Let’s see what’s happening below the surface. Here are some photos from my swim yesterday. Captions are on the photos.







This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Water.’ See more responses here. Let’s see what’s happening below the surface. Here are some photos from my swim yesterday. Captions are on the photos.






Lots of beauty going on down there. Your beautiful images remind me of how much I loved scuba diving. I love the one of your state fish.
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I’ve never scuba dived, though I can see the attraction of it.
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How amazing to have such sightings in one swim. The goatfishes are most artistic with all those colours and the flounder is astonishing.
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Sometimes I forget to take photos of the more common fishes, but they’re just as beautiful and interesting as the bigger creatures.
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So fabulous Graham. Flounders have to be among the weirdest fish. The first fish I ever caught as a kid was a flounder. There’s not a common name for Humuhumu-nukunuku-ā-pua’a but that’s a great name to try to say. The Moorish Idol is a good looking fish.
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Every time I see a flounder I think of how it’s born with eyes on each side like a regular fish, and then one eye migrates to the other side! The Humuhumu-nukunuku-ā-pua’a is otherwise known as a Wedgetail Triggerfish, but the Hawaiian name is so much more fun.
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I reckon the Hawaiian name is more fun too
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Amazing capture of the opening pic, Graham, superb timing! I half expected to see lots of underwater photography from you, so thanks for sharing! That Moorish Idol at the end is beautiful! I bet you were excited to see it!
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Moorish Idols are quite common here, but I liked how this one was scooting along this crack in the lava.
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The picture of the surge zone is magical in its beauty.
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I love days when I can safely go into those areas. Other days, they’re best avoided.
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The first photo looks like a storm. Impressive powers of nature
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Well it is a little underwater storm. One has to be careful getting in and out of the water because it’s easy to get caught out.
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Wondrous and beautiful!
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Glad you liked them.
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