This photo of a Hawaiian Whitespotted Toby shows how the sun can literally turn the surface of the water into a reflective mirror
posted by Larry Winnik @ 3:15 PM
Dailies from the Bay
'Dailies from the Bay' comprise my better photos from a 'daily' underwater photo excursion I take every AM in Hanauma Bay, a Marine Preserve/Nature Park located on the east end of the Island of Oahu. They are sent out weekly and are accompanied by(what I hope is)either a humorous or educational narrative. All photos are ©Copyright 2003-2018 LW Productions
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Wednesday, June 28, 2006
This photo of a Hawaiian Whitespotted Toby shows how the sun can literally turn the surface of the water into a reflective mirror
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