January at Aquaventure with Divenet
The end of January saw Levi and I head once again to Anilao for a great weekend of diving. We traveled with Tony and his son Tristan and Ron. Both Tony and Ron work with me at Crystal Steel in Ortigas.
We have three photographers that contributed to this blog: myself, Levi and Tony... I cannot take credit for all the pictures....
The View from Aquaventure
Tristan, Tony and I waiting for the first dive....
Levi and I heading out...
Father and Son...
Tristan, Me and Ron
The First Dive
Giant Clam
A pair of Clams
Fish Feeding
Ron Playing with the Fishies
Colorful Parrot Fish
Nudibranch
A couple of shots of a Blue Ribbon Eel
Nice Puffer Fish
Ron saying "Hi..!!"
An Octopuses Garden
A school of Jacks
Black Ribbon Eel
Joy and Hernel (our beloved divemasters & husband and wife)
I am loving it...
Levi is loving it...
Our dive boat (called a banka)
Shore Interval between Dives
The Second Dive
Taking pictures of the picture taker...???
Moorish Idol
Fish Beauty
Another Nudibranch
Tube Anemone in the process of eating a Starfish
Brilliant Sea Fans
Some Hard Coral
School of Small Fish
Large Expanse of Hard Coral
Fish Living in the Coral
Soft Coral on a Wall
(Levi and Ron went on an additional Afternoon Dive as they rack up their point score on number of dives)
The Third Dive - a Night Dive
Joy and Levi ready to get wet..!!
Beautiful Colors at Night
Love the Yellows and Pinks on the Soft Coral
A Close-up..
Greens as well...
Orange....
More Soft Coral at Night
Seafans...
Staghorn Coral
The Next Day
The Fourth Dive
Heading out...
A Porcupine Fish
Soft Coral
The Clown fish are very abundant...
...and protective..!!
Anemone...
Another happy diver....
More Clownfish....
Beautiful Coral Gardens
Sideway Sponge (how did that happen..??)
Starfish...
Hernel keeping watch...
Soft Coral...
Soft Coral
Beautiful Piece of Coral
Basket Sponge
Lionfish
There is Nemo Again....
Safety Stop....
The Fourth Dive
Heading to the Next Destination
Looking back to the Shore....
Beautiful White Tipped Anemone
Nemo
Soft Coral
Christmas Tree Worm
Sea Urchin
Unique Coral
Christmas Tree Worm
6 legged Star Fish
Nemo saying "Good bye... That is all..!!"
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