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    Edit Photo Details Eternity of the sea   #diving #scuba #corals #wonders_of_nature #happyplanet
    While this technically is not a true tree, to me it is the underwater equivalent. Coral formations like this take years upon years to create marvelous structures like this one. It was there long before we were born, but it is endangered due to the polution that we dump into our oceans. Once it is damaged, it will take hunderds of years to recover. Being able to dive in silence and seeing nothing but beautifull corals and the air pockets of my own breath, is my personal spot of nirwana.
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    Photo Details
    Date Taken: Feb 14, 2006
    Date Uploaded: Apr 5, 2015
    Camera: SeaLife DC600
    Focal Length: 5.4 mm
    Shutter Speed: 5580/1000000 sec
    Aperture: f/2.8
    ISO: 200
    Copyright: © E. van Doesburg
    Categories: Adventure, Landscapes, Underwater
    Assignments: Tree of Life