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Colors at 300 ft depth
A photo taken at 90 m
(300 feet) depth. It is clear that the bedrock is well colonized by various organisms such as sponges or hydraires. Corals are a little less present. This is due to the lack of light in the twilight zone.
Author: Gabriel BARATHIEU
GABRIEL BARATHIEU
File state: Final
Photography size: 50.3 Mpixels (144 MB uncompressed) - 5792x8688 pixels (19.3x29 in / 49x73.6 cm at 300 ppi)
Photography keywords: 90m, ambiance sous-marine, corail, deco, deep, deep dive, discover, dive, DTR, eponge, explore, explorer, helium, image sous-marine, nitrox, oxygène, palier, photo sous-marine, photographie, plongée Profonde, recycleur rebreather, tek dive, tek diver, trimix, underwater, wild angle
Published in: Deep Dive Photography : An Unknown World
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