Indonesia: Sulawesi - July 2010
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Français It is one of the treasures of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, to be discovered underwater. The delicate beauty of the nudibranchs, these small sea slugs with shimmering colours, is an enchantment!
Lembeh to Bangka
After my trip to the rice paddies of the country TorajaLast July, I returned to North Sulawesi to dive.
From Lembeh Strait to Bangka Island, I happily walked my Canon Eos 7D and its macro lens flush with sand and coral, with plenty of immersions "Muck-dive"that is to say, the dive where one scrutinizes the substratum, to observe the amazing little fauna that lives there.
Nudibranchs on black sand
A black sand, the most beautiful effect for underwater photography and macro ...
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