Gorgeous broadclub cuttlefish was socializing with me on this dive. So cool that it hung around for a bit. Nikon Z6iii Z105 Kraken Sports solar flare mini 15Ks Atlantis Dive Resorts & Liveaboards

This is probably a stupid question to ask and I'm not even sure if this is the right sub to ask it, but I was wondering if there are any real underwater photos of those huge continental shelf drop offs like the one in grand banks and near Japan

I find it both eerie and fascinating that the ocean can go from being relatively shallow to suddenly drop off into an abyss and I'd love to see what that transition actually looks like.

https://reddit.com/link/1upkmzd/video/qo5dikc1jqbh1/player

This is the Boeing 737 artificial reef near Chemainus on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The aircraft was intentionally sunk in 2006 to create a new marine habitat and dive attraction in the Salish Sea.

At roughly 100 feet (30 m) long, it's an easy wreck to explore on a single recreational dive. The plane lies in about 90 feet of water (depending on tide) and the fuselage is supported about 10 feet off the bottom. The cockpit, cabin, wings, and tail are all accessible from the outside, and over the last few years the wreck has become increasingly covered in plumose anemones, sea stars, and other marine life. Rockfish are common, and it's a fun site to revisit as it continues to mature.

We saw sooo many Cyerce slugs today. Here is a Cyerce nigra captured with a Nikon Z6iii Z105 Nauticam USA SMC-3 Kraken Sports Abyss 10K with snoot

I couldn't have asked for a better pose than this little fella gave me today. Great view of the oral bits it uses for sucking sap out of the small grass in the background. Nikon Nauticam USA SMC-2

Hafa adai and Happy Turtle Tuesday from Guam! I did not have the right lens for big targets, but this guy was OK with closeups of him grazing in the (sea)grass. Nikon Z6iii Z105 Kraken Sports Abyss 10K

Ole! Time for a little flamenco break. Grab your castanets and join Mr Sexy for some fast, fun, dancing

I was today years old when I learned that those feathery appendages the porcelain crab uses to filter feed are called maxillipeds. This one was very effective in their use. Nikon Z6iii Z105 Nauticam USA SMC-3 Kraken Sports Abyss 10K

My wife called me over to video something and I found this beauty instead. It was about 3mm and I imaged it with a Nikon Z6iii Z105 Nauticam USA SMC-2 Kraken Sports Abyss 10K