I joined Callie tonight for a night dive at the shores. The sun goes down by five in the afternoon and the days are getting shorter and shorter, so a 6 pm afternoon dive is actually a real night dive. Although the wave sounded very loud, the sea was clam. The moon was very low, only a few inches above the sea. The sky was clear and the stars were bright.

Recently, the South Wall has become my favorite recently. This site was close to the shore, not very deep, and more importantly there are a lot to see. We dropped off right at the canyon and were immediately greeted by a few octopus. They were very shy to the light and trying to escape once we shine the light on them. However, the light attracted a lot of krills. Their gathering in front of the light made the focus difficult sometime. While trying to take the picture of the eel, I noticed the eel was actually taking the advantage of the krills. So I immediately switched to the video and captured the short sequence of the eel capturing the krills.

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While we continued cruising south, we suddenly spotted an jellyfish with extreme alien looking. It had a semi-transparent body and lots of tentacles, and elegantly swam through. I could see the inner structure of the body and all the tentacles moving in a well coordinated fashion. For a moment, it took my breath away.

I ascended a bit and started drifting with the jellyfish. A few pictures later, I decided to switch to video and captured a short sequence of this jellyfish swimming slowly in front of us. It looked like a spaceship floating in the sky.

Continuing to the south, we saw a lot of different creatures and were quite busy to check them out. So eventually we had to make turns even before we reached the cliff.

While on our way back to the shores, we came across two market squids. One of them inked and fled, but interestingly the other one stayed right in from of my camera. My legs were so floating that I could not take a clear picture of it so I recorded a short sequence.

Wow, what a dive!