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00scuba
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Going to Bonaire in August....can't wait to see all that in person!
Great Pics!!!
Great Pics!!!
Natasha
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Good Job Andy! More More!
OP
H2Andy
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thanks all!
Gilligan, pretty much what has been said re/ currents. there is some current, but not
too bad. i never found a current that even began to tire me out, though we did a
couple of "drift dives." they were more "current assisted" dives, as i found it really easy to turn around and swim back against the current.
and it is an awesome photo location. the fish life is amazing. the two top sites
for bio-diversity in the Caribbean are in Bonaire (Town Pier and Tory's Reef) (i.e.
more species have been spotted in those places than anywhere else in the
Caribbean).
i loved it, and will definetly go again.
Gilligan, pretty much what has been said re/ currents. there is some current, but not
too bad. i never found a current that even began to tire me out, though we did a
couple of "drift dives." they were more "current assisted" dives, as i found it really easy to turn around and swim back against the current.
and it is an awesome photo location. the fish life is amazing. the two top sites
for bio-diversity in the Caribbean are in Bonaire (Town Pier and Tory's Reef) (i.e.
more species have been spotted in those places than anywhere else in the
Caribbean).
i loved it, and will definetly go again.
SmokeAire
Contributor
Your pics make me "vacation"" sick. Need to go back there.
What camera and housing did you use? The pics look great.
Now for the rest of the story.
Chuck
What camera and housing did you use? The pics look great.
Now for the rest of the story.
Chuck
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H2Andy
Contributor
thanks! and you were right. i loved the place.
i wish i was a real photographer like some of the people on here, but hey...
i take what i can get
i was using a Canon SD-100 (3.2 mp) with its built-in flash.
i wish i was a real photographer like some of the people on here, but hey...
i take what i can get
i was using a Canon SD-100 (3.2 mp) with its built-in flash.
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