The shooting of another red star became quite complicated by the necessity of returning the buoy continuously being carried away by the waves and the wind.
The "eight metres down, aim, click, eight metres up, twenty metres to get the buoy, twenty metres to get back, eight metres down, aim, click" shooting mode may barely be called conducive.
In addition, the process was briskly interfered with poking noses of messing around Serranus Scriba and Coris julis.