It often happens in wild nature: we are watching someone, and someone at this time is watching us. It's good if all watchers have peaceful intentions :) This is how we have it here: we dive to look at the underwater world, admire its beauty and diversity. At the same time, one (at least one) of the representatives of the underwater world - a green turtle - is watching us, the divers: who has appeared here, and what are they doing here?
Well, I am watching the turtle, and even swam closer to try to take a better picture. We are at a depth of more than 20 meters, and it is quite dark here, so I can't do without a flashlight if I want to take a more or less good shot, and in its rays the head and attentive eye of this wary turtle are much better visible.
December 2019, Spain, near the Tenerife island.
OLYMPUS Tough TG-5
Exposure time: 1/100 sec
Aperture: F 2
Sensitivity: ISO 100
Focal length: 4.5 mm
35 mm equivalent: 25 mm
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