I am often asked what we see when diving in Laguna Beach. This is my new answer.
We had a super relaxing dive at Shaw's Cove on Saturday 1/27/24 around 10am. Conditions were pretty good, visibility was 8-20ft depending on where we were, waves were small, and there wasn't too much surge outside of the swim throughs. I've been doing a lot of diving in San Diego, where the name of the game is macro photography - when I get back home to Orange County, I am always blown away by the amount of thriving marine life we get to see just offshore.
Matt and I saw tons of large sheepshead, garibaldi, blacksmith, kelp bass, white seaperch and a huge school of our resident sargo.
Usually I try to keep to shorter clips when shooting video, but it was just a long clip kind of day, so I decided to share them as-is. The clips here are in chronological order as we go through the main swim through, out toward the Crescent corner and left along the reef edge, up on top of what I call the Outer Reef at Shaw's and then back into the sandy shallows. I don't typically use a red filter, and it was bright enough I didn't end up using my light very much, so the color is whatever my GoPro decided it should be, with white balance set to Auto.
I hope you enjoy watching, and I hope to post again soon with some of the videos from my editing backlog :)
-Brittany
Shot on GoPro Hero 10
Edited in DaVinci Resolve 18
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