clgsamson
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Cabilao Island Dive Trip Photos
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shugar
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damn caloy... i hate you... :god:
Jag
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jonix
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@jag: imagine how i felt looking at the wall and not having a wide angle lens or an inon lens holder. i can't even remove the inon macro lens 'coz i didn't have any pockets to store them. so yes, that makes two of us who hate caloy 
some more pics...marco of course
some more pics...marco of course
clgsamson
Koya Kap
you can remove the macro lens and put it inside your wetsuit (thru the neck opening)....try it next time pards.
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jonix
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jigo
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nice pics jon. cute little flounder.
clgsamson
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Really nice macros, Jon.
Caloy, I really like the reef shot with the schools of fish.
Jon, on dives where I'm not sure what I'm going to shoot, I stuff my WA lens in my BC pocket, or sometimes I just leave the pocket open and spin the lens off and zip it in when I want to shoot macros. A lot of folks have those lens holders on their strobe arms as well. One of these days.....
Caloy, I really like the reef shot with the schools of fish.
Jon, on dives where I'm not sure what I'm going to shoot, I stuff my WA lens in my BC pocket, or sometimes I just leave the pocket open and spin the lens off and zip it in when I want to shoot macros. A lot of folks have those lens holders on their strobe arms as well. One of these days.....
clgsamson
Koya Kap
thanks Larry....
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you do a night dive in the Light house area and you start seeing a lot of this individual swimming around you. I think they are attracted to divelights and the site looks like a disco when you're in a big group.
finger nail-size Cuttle
and a squeegee....
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you do a night dive in the Light house area and you start seeing a lot of this individual swimming around you. I think they are attracted to divelights and the site looks like a disco when you're in a big group.
finger nail-size Cuttle
and a squeegee....
Wow, these are really wonderful photos. The colors are amazing. Someday, I will get back to the Philippines (I was born in Ilocos), and hope to dive at some of these amazing sites. Thanks for sharing. 
Aloha.
Aloha.
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