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The Right Blue
http://therightblue.com/
This is the story of our lifelong experience of the ocean (with photos). We have a strong affinity for the sea and everything in it and about it. Some might call this a passion or an obsession. We call it 'ocean devotion.'
- Added on: Sep 2nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: B N Sullivan
- Listed in: Scuba Diving Photo Blogs
- Tags: travel Personal scuba diving ocean underwater photography marine life
Recent Posts
Butterflyfishes on a North Kohala reef
by B. N. SullivanOf all the reef fishes in Hawaii, those that belong to the Butterflyfish family (Chaetodontidae) are perhaps the most colorful and easy to recognize. About two dozen species of butterflyfishes live in the waters around the Hawa...
Humpback whales returning to Hawaii for the winter season
by B. N. SullivanWe're at the start of Humpback whale season here in Hawaii. Every autumn, large numbers of Humpbacks (Megaptera novaeangliae) migrate from their summer feeding grounds in the north Pacific to the waters around the Hawaiian Islands, ...
Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle at Honaunau Bay, Hawaii
by B. N. SullivanHere is a large image of a Hawaiian Green sea turtle (Chelonia midas) -- posted back-to-back with our previous post of a Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), so that our readers can compare the features of the two species. Lik...
A Hawksbill at Honaunau
WHAT: Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) - Hawaiian name: Honu'eaWHERE: I photographed this turtle at Honaunau Bay, on the southeastern coast of Hawaii's Big Island.We see this species of sea turtle infrequently in Hawaii, so it's always n...
Allya, a captive Beluga whale that blows bubble-rings
Meet Allya, a Beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas) who lives at an aquarium in western Japan. Like the dolphins at Orlando's Sea World, Allya has learned to blow bubble rings.The YouTube blurb for this video notes:Allya clearly loves interacting wit...
Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus)
What: Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus), a common angelfish species in the Caribbean Sea.This adult specimen was approximately 40 cm (16 in) long, from nose to tail.Where: I photographed this Gray Angelfish at Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands.Click on...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 17 comments.
Lora
Fiji has a great shark dive, real up and personal with them. We arrange trips for individuals to the South Pacific, warm water, beautiful corals and amazing sea life. Check out our website at www.pacificdiveandtravel.com Great diving!!!!!
Liara Covert
Intimate perspectives of worlds often unseen.
Mark Stoneman
Beautiful photographs and well-told stories by a woman with decades of diving experience and a passion for her subject.
rob
I only had a minute. Can't wait to wade though it soon. Loved the pics.
The Village Not Idiot
Your Right Blue is incredible! Thank you for sharing views with us that we would never have otherwise seen!
Mar / The Fearless Blog
Absolutely fantastic photos--just beautiful, especially the ones in Hawaii. What a great site to visit. I must bring my son back for a visit too; he loves oceanography. Thanks for sharing.
Louise
just wanted to say what a beautiful blog! It's a visual feast and lots lots of interesting posts. just loved it!
Ali Riza SARAL
I appreciate the lighthouse picture.
Through your pictures, it seems the blue colour of the ocean will follow me.
Alexander M Zoltai
You're in my RSS Reader !
Anthony Lewis
Hi all,
This blog is fantastic, my one regret is not getting the chance to scuba dive, it's something i've always wanted to do.Just visiting this blog relaxes you, great related color scheme,visually great with the pics and the content is absolutely put together professionally, you can really understand and get into reading this blog.Great work.
Tony:)
Tomas
I like this site. It attracts in all respects. You help the viewer to see the sea in the new light - Thank you for the unforgettable trip to the magnificent world of sea.
Molly Brogan
Truly a beautiful site.
Uri Kalish
Content-rich and visually beautiful.
All in all, didn't make me blue at all.
Pete
Unbelievable deep water photos. The stories accompanying them are equally well written. You're on my feed reader for sure. :)
kathy libby
Great blog about the ocean - very informative with some great photos!
Great photos.
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