The Lembeh Strait is the weirdest and most wonderful place I have ever dived. I will be making a complete post on this, but for now I will simply upload some pictures.
All these images were taken during only four dives, as I rented a big underwater camera. This shows just how amazing this place is. Heads up: it’s all muck diving. So no nice coral or big fish. Just colorful little critters in the sand… but thousands of them!
All the pictures are scaled down more than 50% in their qaulity, simply so they could be properly displayed. That’s how powerful this camera was.
michaelsfootprints nudibranch flabellina
michaelsfootprints manadrin fish
michaelsfootprints painted frog fish
michaelsfootprints lionfish
michaelsfootprints hairy frog fish
michaelsfootprints nudibranch flabellina
michaelsfootprints nudibranch hypselodoris annae
michaelsfootprints nudibranch tambja morosa
michaelsfootprints thorny cow fish
michaelsfootprints velvet fish
michaelsfootprints wanderpus
michaelsfootprints nudibranch halgerda batangas
michaelsfootprints painted frog fish
michaelsfootprints peacock mantis shrimp
michaelsfootprints winged pipe fish
michaelsfootprints black hairy frog fish
michaelsfootprints nudibanch tambja gabrelae
michaelsfootprints jaw fish
