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A strong red tide along the San Diego County coastline is causing brilliant neon blue bioluminescence that’s visible at night as tiny light-producing organisms get stirred up as the waves break.
This image was captured at 11pm at Torrey Pines State Beach by Photographer: David Hatfield
Visit www.Davidhatfieldphotography.com for more.
Courtesy of CNN.com
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