Norfolk Twin Wreck Shore Dive Challenge - The Vera and Rosalie » Dawn's C-7070 gallery

The weekend was a chance to see how our old camera, an Olympus C-7070, and our new one, an E-330, compared. Dawn drew the short straw - or was it the long one? She used it with an Inon 165-UCL macro lens and Sea and Sea YS60/TTL flash.

The Janolus cristata are numerous during the Norfolk summer P8055760.JPG	The disguise of sponge covered spider crabs - Inachus... P8055798.JPG	The long spined sea scorpion - Tuarulus bubalis - blends... P8055807.JPG	We hadn't seen Aeolidia papillosa nudibranches in Norfolk... P8055819.JPG	Is he smiling? P8055825.JPG
It's strange that elsewhere crayfish are called lobsters,... P8055843.JPG	Edible crabs - Cancer pagarus - always manage to look... P8055845.JPG	This beautiful, delicate growth looks very like... P8055855.JPG	...and now it looks guilty P8055856.JPG	Crabs mouths are very complicated - its a pity they can't... P8055859.JPG
The common prawn - Palaemon serratus - looks like it is... P8055890.JPG	The Vera is still home to a lot of Idotea lineata - 50 to... P8055920.JPG	We didn't remember seeing Bloody Henries - Henricia spp.... P8055922.JPG	The starfish - Asterias rubens - didn't seem tempted by... P8055938.JPG	There were still snake pipefish - Entelurus aequoreus -... P8055961.JPG
The Shanny - Lipophrys pholis - could be mistaken for... P8055990.JPG

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