A Dive After The Storm And The Red Photo Light

Finally the storm passed and the angry sea settled down. I heard mixed reports of the condition, but decided to go for a dive. Although the surface was calm, I also felt lots of movements at the canyon. The water was also very cloudy. The cloudiness did not look like due to the sediments stirred up by the storm; instead, they were likely carried in by dirty water from somewhere.

I also brought my new red photo light with me. Near the main wall at the ledge there was a huge amount of kelp, algae, and grass growth. I found one Hermissenda opalescens on kelp. I tried a few shots with the new light. Compared to the white light, I noticed that the red one attracted a much less amount of krill. I also noticed the much less power output from the red one because when I switched red back to white, I felt pain in my eyes caused by the sudden increase of the brightness. I had not problem of focusing and the red did not seem to alter the color of pictures. I will try more but so far I love it.

The first shot with the new red light.

Near the main wall, I saw the cuthona. I think the same one as I saw a few days before. The algae peeled off and the whole piece was hanging on the wall. This gave me an opportunity to have a black background.

A cuthona divae (rose-pink cuthona) laying eggs

It was an amazing nudibranch. After a few shots, I put the section of the peeled algae into a crevice.
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Another cool finding was this shrimp with white color. Once in a while, I see creatures obviously in the adult stage with white or translucent colors. I wonder this is some sort of mutation that prevents them from developing normal colors and patterns.

Hopefully the condition will get better soon. It’s great to finally get wet. A very cool dive.