AlanPittman

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Nov, 2017

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The remains of the Podsnap, a 50ft long Dickens Class Harbour Minesweeper (built in 1944) now lays in Capernwray dive center, near Lancaster UK.

One of many seals that were playing with us during a dive in the Farne islands, NW UK. This one was pulling on my fin and drysuit and I got this pictu

A diver approaching the wreck of the Thistlegorm along the port side, heading towards the bomb-damaged area at the rear. This is a wreck from World Wa

A cloud of bubbles from the breath the diver has just exhaled stream towards the surface.

A catshark, ironically (?) known as a dogfish. This one probably came in to shore to lay eggs. Taken on a shore dive in Anglesey, UK.

A male Red Sea Napoleon wrasse, this one about a metre long.

A large octopus found in the red sea.

A lareg shrimp-prawn, about 4 inches long, found on a night dive in Anglesey.

The remains of a jet provost in the Eccleston Delph dive centre in Lancashire, UK.

A Red Sea Lionfish, with a little style :-)

Portrait of a diver.

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The remains of a large plane, now resting in Capernwray dive center, near Lancaster UK.

Red Sea anenome fish (clownfish) in their anenome home. Taken in the Ras Mohammed national park at Shark and Yolanda reef

A diver playfully 'hiding' behing a bus stop sign at Capernwray dive center, near Lancaster UK.

A mast from the from the Jolanda, a wreck in the Ras Mohammed national park in Egypt.

Found on a night dive in Anglesey

A closeup shot of a mix of corals around a white 'flower' type. Taken in the red sea.

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