Sea Slug - Phidiana militaris

[Vishal Bhave]

Image Description = Phidiana militaris - Mollusca, Ratnagiri

Manufacturer = NIKON
Model = COOLPIX S4
Focal Length = 14.60 mm
YCbCr Positioning = Co-sited
Software = Picasa 3.0
Exposure Time = 1/120 sec [0.008]
F Number = 34/5 [6.800]
Exposure Program = Normal program
ISO Speed Ratings = 50
Max. Aperture Value = 36/10
Metering mode = Pattern
Light Source = Unknown
Flash = Flash fired, automatic mode
Exposure Mode = Automatic exposure
White Balance = Automatic white balance
Digital Zoom Ratio = 0
Focal Length in 35mm Film = 87 mm

[Vishal Bhave]

i think u might get this in Mumbai. But you have to Search a lot!

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

Vishal, please post different images as different threads. Helps to critic and comment on 1 image at a time, and separately.
I wouldn't dare enter Mumbai waters, they're filthy! I don't think the slugs would enter them either...
Besides I don't know whether these kinds of habitats are remaining here...

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Vishal,
Moved this to a new thread as it is better to have one image per thread.

Interesting looking creatures out there. What is the white thing in the background? I was reading today that the fisherfolk have told the Minister for MoEF that till 5 nautical miles, they only find plastics as catch.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

I like this image, it is sufficiently sharp. The lighting too is lovely.
When you post EXIFs, you only need to post the equipment details, Exposure program, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length and whether or not the flash is used. Just post these, that would make it easier to go through.

[Mrudul Godbole]

Lovely colours. The BG is colourful as well. Which coast did you photograph this in Ratnagiri? I have been to a few some years back, didnt know the sea had such exciting aquatic life.

Keep posting...

[Bibhav Behera]

Nice colours. The light is also right.. good one
TFS

[Vishal Bhave]

Near Black sea (local name translated) / Mandavi

White thing in background might be remained or waste material from the food of Anemone (dark reddish in background).