Every year after snow melting the so called “green lake” (Grüner See) appears for a few weeks. The water comes clear like spring water from the bottom and floods the alpine meadows, hiking trails and rest benches there in this natural hollow.
The depth depends on the winter weather circumstances and is normally between 8 and 10m (25ft to 33ft). In this time scuba diving over green meadows is possible.
I used two underwater flashlights. One for the divers face and one for the foreground to illuminate where the lamp should lighten the fern.

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an image taken while diving/playing with a seal off the coast of Santa Cruz island off Santa Barbara. The kelp forests are so dense there are little pockets of crystal clear water where sediment isn’t washing around as much as the rest of the area.

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From a swimming pool in Palos Verdes, CA

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Diver meets a wall of fish.
Our Nature and Oceans must be preserved!

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Scuba Diver near surface encircled by a bubble ring with strong sun rays. Also, a visual representation of a Snells Window which is the fisheye effect when looking up at the surface while underwater

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underwater

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