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Photoganza 2013

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The Evolution Photoganza 2013 is over and was, I believe, a full success. We did a total of 12 dives and saw amazing marine life, from the great thresher shark to a wealth of fascinating small animals. The gobies were my usual favorites, but we also saw a great diversity of mollusks and shrimp. What I had never seen so frequently in Malapascua were large (pumpkin-sized) jellyfish with interesting passengers, such as pilotfish, crabs and brittle stars. As before, I was in awe of the richly covered wall at Monad Shoal and the macro life collection at the Evolution house muck. That’s where I found the beautiful dragonet shown below.

A juvenile fingered dragonet, seen at the Evolution house muck. Click to see all of my pix from my two weeks in Malapascua this year.
A juvenile fingered dragonet, seen at the Evolution house muck. Click to see all of my pix from my two weeks in Malapascua this year.

I’m quite happy with a lot of the pictures the participants took during the four days; I hope I had some role in their success!

Goby by Randy @ Montereydivers. One of my favorite shots from the workshop - a nice composition, involving one of my favorite animals. Pleurosycia sp.
Goby by Randy @ Montereydivers. One of my favorite shots from the workshop – a nice composition, involving one of my favorite animals. Pleurosycia sp.

Stay tuned for the Evolution Photoganza 2014!

Photoganza Participants: Bill, Eddy, Evo's own David, Walan, expert shrimp-spotter JoJo, Randy, Analynne, Acil. In the front: myself.
Photoganza Participants: Bill, Eddy, Evo’s own David, Walan, expert shrimp-spotter JoJo, Randy, Analynne, Acil. In the front: myself.

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