Windy with rough surf, but not bad on the reef. Visibility was poor with lots of particles in the water, but I took my Mk ii and got some shots. Swam out to the blocks to descend. Couldn't see the bottom, but found the blocks once I got there. Then missed all the other landmarks in the bad visibility.
Ended up at the Perpendicular Rocks, where I got a shot of a juvenile Queen Angelfish.
Found this red-tipped Bearded Fire Worm. Couldn't figure out at first where it began and where it ended. Looks a bit like it was eating itself.
Like how crisp the focus is on this Sergeant Major. The red sponge background was a bonus, as well.
Most of the time these juvenile Blueheads bounce around so erratically that I can't get a picture, but this little guy just hung in the water and let me take his portrait.
This White Grunt was surprised to see anyone in the water, I think. He just watched me.
This little French Grunt spiked himself up, but stayed in place while I got my shot.
After a couple of turns around the Knoll, I headed SW to the beach, where I fought my way through the surf and undertow to get on solid sand without wrecking my camera. Made it.
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