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1: In the middle of a shoal; literally surrounded by hundreds of goldband fusiliers.
2: Scissor-tail sergeants and butterflyfish circling around me while I was standing in the lagoon, water till the belly button.
3. Curious damselfish attacking my GoPro. The video is a bit shaky because this really made me laugh :)
4: Enjoying the wide frame of the fisheye lens for GoPro selfies during our island roundtrip on the scooter, and while exploring the lagoon by kayak, paddleboard or while snorkeling.
5: This is a slightly longer version of the three videos above including some additional footage of a parrotfish, a pipefish and an impression of how it looks like under water when the sun hits the surface.
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Enjoyable to look at and the underwater animals and colors are wonderful and pleasing to my eyes:)
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Thank you :) It’s quite a different world. I’m looking forward to repeat that!
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