The southern stingrays that I photographed in Belize were, at times, quite curious and would swim right up to me. I didn’t even notice those two big conch shells on the ground until I started looking through my photos on my computer. Sony RX100 V with FantaSea underwater housing with wide angle wet lens, ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/250th of a second
Another awesome image, Sean. While photographing, it is so easy to miss other features in an image when one’s main subject is an actively moving creature. This one is a real treasure with treasures of the sea for those whose gaze lingers longer.
——- From the imaginings
——- Of genius
——- Coloured as naval
——- Aircraft of my youth
——- A hovering heron
——- Wings canopied
——- Above the ocean floor .
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The southern stingrays that I photographed in Belize were, at times, quite curious and would swim right up to me. I didn’t even notice those two big conch shells on the ground until I started looking through my photos on my computer.
Another awesome image, Sean. While photographing, it is so easy to miss other features in an image when one’s main subject is an actively moving creature. This one is a real treasure with treasures of the sea for those whose gaze lingers longer.
——- From the imaginings
——- Of genius
——- Coloured as naval
——- Aircraft of my youth
——- A hovering heron
——- Wings canopied
——- Above the ocean floor .
That is something new and different.
thanks
Great under water shot ,puts you right there getting wet
See Stingrays often in Florida but never this size and coloring
Aunt Sue