The island with three rum distilleries, the island of the 100 windmills, the island of sugar cane...there are a few different names for Marie-Galante, the round island south-east of Guadeloupe! I will also call it the place for zen-diving:-) It is absolutely wild underwater, there are no crowds of divers, but schools of fishes, huge sponges and curious sea inhabitants looking at you with a question mark in their eyes! Enjoy the encounters I have captured for you and if you ever make it there, do go diving with the best diving school of the island "ManBalaou"!
Wonderful! Well done, Jana!
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Erika
WOW, I am most impressed with the life under the water. I have never been that far under water and I think I would so enjoy the beauty. I am most curious about the little guy with the big questionable eye - too cute for words, but do you know what he is. The shells, the sponge, the ?olde cane chutes, the coral - such an adventure for you and such a pleasurable watch for me. Thanks Jana for the virtual trip to all this beauty just below the water :) Have a wonderful day.
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wow, what a very beautiful underwater world, wish I could explore as much underwater as you do.
ReplyDeleteJana, deze serie is schitterend, meer kan ik niet zeggen. Lieve groet, Dietmut
ReplyDeleteHallo Jana, sooooo schöne Bilder. Der Krebs?! in der Anemone ist wirklich einzigartig.
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Great frist picture Jana.
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Filip
Hi Jana,
ReplyDeleteWOW! The photos are gorgeous! So colorful and vivid, I almost feel like I am in the water with you.
Congratulations Jana, you are the winner of my Valentine's Day Giveaway! If you will stop by my blog, I have listed my e-mail address under the post of Valentine's Day Giveaway Winner so that you can send me your address. :-)
Jana! I absolutely love the first photo! How the light hit the tentacles...it just made the sea more magical!
ReplyDeleteA big hug from Italy!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe first photo in particular is startlingly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy day!
Looks like a wonderful place for diving, especially without the crowds - very relaxing.
ReplyDeletethanks a LOT dear all!
ReplyDelete@Koryn&Felicity: I love the cute little crab on the first pictures, it was very tiny and still so fluffy:-) I am happy I could captured it well enough to share it with u!