It's a Garibaldi!

Out in the kayak we saw a small school of these fish. I had my waterproof camera with me and stuck it into the water to try capturing these moving fish (from the moving kayak). Only one photo came out but I was pleased with it. Catching up on days missed now that I'm home. No need to comment.
Here's a link to the fish: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garibaldi_(fish)

[Diana]

Great shot of this lovely fish, thanks for the interesting link. There is always something new to learn here :-)

[Maggiemae]

It's hard to believe that you can put a camera underwater like this! But I suppose those are used for all the underwater scenes in videos and films! Jolly good catch!

[Rob Z]

It's a good shot given the conditions you were working under. It must have been interesting to watch them from above. Thanks for the link - it was interesting. :)

[haskar]

Lovely shot. Great name of this fish.

[Margo]

Well captured

[Kathy A]

Great capture of the fish, nice colour too

[CC Folk]

Good shot...I didn’t get any pics of the California state fish but we did spot fast orange reflections moving about under the sea. I had to look them up! Fav

[Casablanca]

I had never heard of this little fella, how interesting! When I saw Garibaldi, I instantly thought of the biscuit! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garibaldi_biscuit

[Beryl Lloyd]

Lovely shot of this healthy looking fish in its natural environment !

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Turned out great. Such a pretty fish.

[Louise & Ken]

Wonderful photo! When I realized "Garibaldi", I remembered we were on Catalina when we last saw them around the dock! You were fortunate to get such a nice picture of one!

[gloria jones]

Neat underwater shot

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic picture.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It must be exciting to shoot in the water like that!

[Delwyn Forsythe]

Underwater photography is a whole other ball game, but its fun and you did get a fish plus you were in a kayak! Well done.

[Helen Jane]

this did come out well!