Today I headed out with Steve again to the Camel Head. David and Sean were also on board. It was a beautiful day with bright sunshine and flat sea. The first site Steve picked was Camel Head. It has a huge wall and amazing kelp. The visibility as amazing seen from the surface but was a bit milky near the bottom. As usual, Point Loma was beautiful with striking colors. For the second dive, we moved another site called Lazy Dazy. It was a nudibranch wonderland. The highlight of the dive was to get many opportunities to shoot Tritonia festiva. It was gorgeous!

Here are more pictures of this kind of nudibranchs.

The MacFarland’s Chromodorid was also very cool!

Here are other nudibranchs we saw.

Fish was also very cool. My favorite is Gopher Rockfish.

I got really luck to find another lingcod, which was also guarding the eggs.

During the safety stop, got some really cool shots of the kelp forestry and the fish schools.

Here are other creatures we saw.

Finally, check out this short video of a school of blacksmith – I took it during the surface stop.

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Here is from Steve:

eiwei G, Dave A, and Shawn H joined me for a great day diving today .

We headed out to Camel Head on flat seas and found 20-25 ft vis at depth, with blue water above 40 ft.

Lots of structure on this site as well as fish and nudi’s.

All lenses were happy today

Dive #2 was over at the inside reefs and Lazy Days looking for macro stuff .

It was there..

We had wind chop for the return trip , making a wet and bumpy ride home.

It was great hanging out with “The Guys”