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Scorpion Fish

Scorpaena scrofa, trying to hide in the bottom vegetation.
Lucky for me, he wasn't quite successful!

Nikonos V + 35mm UW Nikkor, Fuji...
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Scorpaena scrofa, trying to hide in the bottom vegetation.
Lucky for me, he wasn't quite successful!

Nikonos V + 35mm UW Nikkor, Fujichrome Sensia (100ASA), cable-synced Sunpak flash unit... and lots of fun!

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Croatia (Hrvatska)

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Aug, 2020

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