Wall in Browning Passage by hge54

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12-SEP-2013

Wall in Browning Passage

A typical wall in Browning Pass, with the colorful life resulting from swift current. The yellows are primarily Sulfur Sponges, while the reds are mostly soft coral. The white organisms are Plumose Anemones.

Canon EOS 7D
1/40s f/9.0 at 12.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	12-Sep-2013 14:10:21
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 7D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	12 mm
Exposure Time	1/40 sec
Aperture	f/9
ISO Equivalent	200
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Ali Majdfar		16-Oct-2013 01:01
Splendid capture! ~V

Guest		04-Oct-2013 01:15
Beautiful. Best. J

J Ponces		28-Sep-2013 14:58
What a most beautiful Underwater place! But the green waters on the background show how difficult it must be to photograph! BV

Carol Rollins		28-Sep-2013 14:58
Fantastic! Outstanding clarity, colors and detail. This is really beautiful. ~

joseantonio		23-Sep-2013 04:14
Lovely but, as Ann says, I´d rather be on the dry ground.V.

Ann Pettigrew		23-Sep-2013 00:26
Wow! What those of us who stay on dry land miss! Gorgeous, Hal!

Hank Vander Velde		22-Sep-2013 23:53
Just BEAUTIFUL Hal. I never knew there were beautiful reefs on our west coast.

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