Norfolk Twin Wreck Shore Dive Challenge - The Vera and Rosalie » Rob's E-330 gallery

We've been using the E-330 since May and we're pretty impressed. We have the Olympus housing and for macro use the 50mm lens, 1.4x teleconvertor and FL-36 flash. I was stunned when batteries easily outlasted our 3 hours underwater and nearly 400 photos.

Looks like someone had a late night! RS059181.jpg	Another worried edible crab - Cancer pagarus - maybe it... RS059190.jpg	A peacock fanworm - Sabella pavonina RS059192.jpg	Another attempt at a Sabella pavonina - Peacock fanworm RS059242.jpg	Peacock fanworms - Sabella pavonina - abound, in a wide... RS059490.JPG
There were lots of juvenile Bib - Trisopterus luscus -... RS059251.jpg	Young Bib - Trisopterus luscus - are particularly... RS059200a.jpg	We were pleased to see the snake pipefish - Entelurus... RS059504.JPG	Their eyes can swivel independantly RS059209.jpg	Norfolk is undoubtedly the lobster - Homerus gammuras -... RS059215.jpg
Edible crabs often lock themselves into place with their... RS059248.jpg	A long spined sea scorpion - Tuarulus bubalis - from the... RS059256.jpg	Anemones support their structures with water - they just... RS059275.jpg	Close up of a Plumose anemone - Metridium senile RS059151.jpg	It's hard to show the translucence of Plumose anemones -... RS059496.JPG
The velvet swimming crab - Necora puber - is always on... RS059277.jpg	Velvet swimming crabs - Necora puber - look calmer than... RS0592621.jpg	The number of Flabellina pedata seem to have fallen... RS059169.jpg	Janolus Cristata slugs were most numerous on this visit RS0591391.jpg	This Janolus cristata is riding the current on top of a... RS059288.jpg
I've probably overdone this one... but why not admire the... RS059290.jpg	As well as the caruncle (quiff) between his rhinophores... RS059296.jpg	This Aeolidia papillosa was tiny - 6mm - that's my... RS059222.jpg	A common prawn - Palaemon serratus RS059321.jpg	Idotea lineata are creepy enough but swimming about... RS059551.JPG
Within the boiler of the Vera there is a nice yellow... RS059354.jpg	Skeleton shrimps are another thing we've only noticed... RS059346.jpg	The skeleton shrimps are an isopod like Idotea, but they... RS059346crop.jpg	I'm always amazed by the number of hermit crabs - Pagarus... RS059338.jpg	Looks like he's a fresh arrival in a clean new shell RS059458.JPG
They are always scurrying somewhere RS059460.JPG	It must be fun (the first few hundred times) to let your... RS059470.JPG	The Coryphella lineata is very similar to C. brownii -... RS059471.JPG	A shanny - Lipophrys pholis - was a new spotting for us RS059517.JPG	Some of the Inachus spp. crabs were getting quite chunky... RS059531.JPG
They seem to wait for food to swim past, I've never seen... RS059537.JPG	This decorator crab was much larger (and more ugly) than... RS059236.jpg

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