Brethren Harrie Wassen Photos

More photo's from the brethren. This time from Harrie & Reit Wassen who were here over November.

Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Pemuteran, Bali
This nicely illuminated Ornate Ghost Pipefish enjoying the night dive.

Deeper into the blue on Anchor Wreck, Menjangan Island, Bali
Whats left at Anchor wreck, Menjangan Island.

Octopus hidden amongst the coral, Pemuteran Bali
A very colourful scene of coral and somewhere in there is an octopus.

Cleaner shrimp, Pemuteran, Bali
Transparent Cleanie shrimp on an anemone.

Octopus resting in Mucky Pirates Bay, Pemuteran, Bali
Really nice picture of an Octopus taking a respite next to a plastic bag in Mucky Pirates Bay.

Thanks for the photo's Harrie

The Captain

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