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Could we post r/TheDepthsBelow style pics too? There are a whole lot of really cool and interesting very rarely seen sea creatures.

3 years ago by JohnDClay to c/uwphotography

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divingaround 4 points 3 years ago

I'd like that - but with identifying information (photographer at the very least).

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divingaround 4 points 3 years ago

There is a community here "deepsea" already, which might be better for that type of content specifically though.

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JohnDClay 2 points 3 years ago

Could you drop the full link? It's not showing up for me on search yet

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blackbrook 5 points 3 years ago

I assume it's this? (FWIW, as a new Lemmy user figuring stuff out, I just clicked on the link for this sub to get the URL, and then replaced uwphotography in the url bar with deepsea.)

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divingaround 2 points 3 years ago

Yep, thanks! I'm using Jerboa (android client), and I'm still figuring the simple things out.

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Share photos from under the sea! This community is primarily for marine life.

Videos are also welcome!

Rules:

  1. Attribute the photographer (if it's yours, let us know!)

  2. Identify the subject as best you are able. Common name, species name, location (country, area), depth. Dive site name is discouraged.

  3. Photography critiques are welcome, but constructive only.

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