Hola adjunto alguna imagen subacuática del Mar Caribe, concretamente en la zona de las Islas de la Bahía, Honduras, maravilloso lugar.
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The photos are mesmerizingly beautiful @MartaPM .
Must be a good camera + excellent photography skills 
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@Rednewt74 Hola, gracias de antemano, la cámara era de vídeo Sony, tenia opción foto y llevaba una caja estanca (Housing) Amphibico.
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Not sure whom you are replying to @MartaPM
I would suggest using the @ tool to address people when replying, as I have done above.
This sends a notification to people about your message and helps keep the communication streamlined.
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Really wonderful @MartaPM If possible to tag or mention the name of Fish will be highly appreciated.
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@TusharSuradkar Muchas gracias.
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Amazing shots… Dear fellow LG @MartaPM ,
Yes, I have seen your answer to our Photographer LG @Rednewt74 .
I too use Sony 7R M4, 7C, Alpha 6600, etc. Though I have restrictions to go underwater, I have GoPro for the same.
Which is the model you are using? (rest of the details, we can get from Google).
Excellent clarity and RESOLUTION… Highly appreciate…
Any videos available, please - will be excited to view the same.
Wish you all the best…
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@MartaPM , thank you for the info. I have a Sony ax53 and ax700, but no waterproof housing. I just got a waterproof case for my Pixel 7 pro. Used it on Cape Cod. Not terribly interesting as the water is not very clear. I did get some interesting video of wave action at the edge of the water.
I agree with @TravellerG . Please share more of your work.
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Wow!
The vibrant colours and diverse marine life captured in these underwater images mesmerise.
What camera do you use for underwater photography? @MartaPM
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Wow @MartaPM . These are such beautiful photos. Makes me feel like a mermaid swimming through the sea! :beach
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@Rednewt74 The waters are definitely not very clear in most of the Cape Cod beaches. Did you have any luck with your photos?
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Not really. I have some where the camera was on the surface and a wave flowed over it. It might make a nice transition. I do have a few decent shots of seaweed floating under the water. I shot some slow-mo with the camera on the bottom, in the shallow water near the beach, so you can see the sand and water swirling around, I just was at Lake Spofford and the water is really clear but I’m not sure there is anything really interesting under the water. Maybe a school of fish? I’m not surprised that Myrtle Beach has changed and yet stayed the same. I always thought of it as a tourist trap (especially for teenagers), but if you embraced that, it was a fun place to hang out. This was back in the day when arcade machines were mechanical (pinball) instead of digital. ;}