The winning underwater photo for week 20 of 2012 in our diving Cabo Underwater Photography contest here at Sunshine Dive Charter, Los Cabos, Mexico. This weeks photo is of a Long Nose Hawkfish resting on a sponge and coral covered perch on Neptunes Finger in the Cabo National Park. The upper reefs of the Cabo Marine Protected area are rich in both large life, like sealions, rays, and eels, but also a macro enthusiasts paradise with many species ...
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The winning photo for week 19 of 2012 in our weekly Underwater Photography contest here at Sunshine Dive Charter, Los Cabos, Mexico. This weeks photo is a great shot of the Giant Electric Ray that we encountered diving at Lands End, the southern most point of the Baja Peninsula. Diving the point really is frontier diving, nothing beyond this but the open Pacific Ocean! We found this ray relaxing along a sandy flat near the pinnacle close to where ...
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What a wonderful dive photo of a tiny Blennie peering carefully from his home! This is the winning dive photo for week 18, 2012 in our weekly Underwater Photography contest here at Sunshine Dive Charter, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. This weeks photo is macro shot of a Brown Cheek Blennie looking out from the vacant shell of a barnacle. Dive pic was taken along the shallow reef wall adjacent to the dive site Pelican Rock in the Bay ...
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Well the temps have dropped and the cool cold water species are arriving in force. Awesome! This is the winning photo for week 17 of 2012 in our weekly Underwater Photography contest here at Sunshine Dive Charter, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. This weeks photo is of a pair beautiful little Nudibranchs that met along the reef in the Bay of Cabo. Unusual to see two different species so close to each other, and both were very large specimens.
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The winning photo for week 16 of 2012 in our weekly Underwater Photography contest here with Barefoot Dive Pro at Sunshine Dive Charter, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. This weeks photo is of a rather inquisitive octopus found along the deeper wall behind Pelican Rock dive site in the Bay of Cabo.
Octopus are quite common, even during the day around the reefs of Los Cabos. While there are many nooks and crannies for them to hide in, ...
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