I got to get out today for a couple of nice dives at Sund Rock today with my friend Don whom I have not seen in a while. We arrived around 10:30 and the place was empty. The sun was already shining brightly and the little cove by the south entrance looked like a tropical lagoon.
Vis ended up looking better from the parking lot than it actually was but still we had a respectable 15'. You could see quite a distance but it was really milky. We didn't find anything really spectacular but still ended up having plenty to look at for out 140 minutes of bottom time.
The highlight of the day was this white lined dirona which is by far the smallest one I have ever seen. The whole little microcosm going on on this one piece of algae is incredible. This one is worth clicking the image to see all the cool little stuff.
Speaking of small things, I always see these little white starfish but have never snapped a pick. They're pretty cute up close.
And more small stuff, this little shaggy and his two friends close by were probably 1 cm in diameter.
And finally, I tried a bit of available light photography. My ancient camera really struggles at high iso but I did manage one ok pic. This was probably at 10 fsw. All the color gives some indication of how bright and sunny it was.
