乐生活DAY 16 West Palm Beach
One of the most important goals of taking pictures of swordfish in Florida is to shoot swordfish. Before I came here, I was envious of the pictures of swordfish and swordfish taken by Lazaro Ruda, the predecessor of Black Water. After I came here, Ruda, the second dive, found one for me. Unfortunately, although I met three smaller individuals, it was not very full. Photos of Italy.
Halfway down today, I was filming flying fish on the water. First I heard a gust of laughter. Then I heard a buzzer buzzing all the time. I looked down suspiciously. Several people gathered in a group in the distance. I knew it must be an important discovery. I ran all the way to find a giant swordfish larva (Istiophorus sp.) breakthrough. Surrounded by the crowd, I rushed to the surface and intercepted it. In a short period of time, I got several satisfactory photographs of fin unfolding.
Sure enough, Ruda found it again. This time, the individual was 8 centimeters long. The colour was perfect. The high dorsal fin and the sharp gun in the kiss were shocked. It swims very fast, so most of the pictures taken are either defocused or poorly posed. Fortunately, I got some satisfactory pictures, and the trip was successful.
After shooting a few pictures, I gave up my seat to a potential friend waiting nearby and helped him to light the lamp to prevent it from suddenly jumping out of sight again. After a while, I found that Ruda didn’t know where Ryo was coming from, and then Deb… During the dive, we all took satisfactory pictures.
Thank you sincerely for every kind potential friend on this journey. Without your help, it’s hard to imagine finding so many favorite species in less than a month!
Taken at-8-15m.
Open sea of West Palm Beach Florida, USA.
Special Thanks: Suzan Meldonian, Walker’s Dive Charters
