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mike black

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[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]TigerBeach is a well developed area know for it large shark population. After many years and over 500 dives at Tiger Beach, I would like touse what I have learned to introduce new people to one of the mostmisunderstood animals on the planet. I have assisted many of the topunderwater photographers and cinematographers to get the footage thatwe all enjoy on such venues as Nat Geo and Discovery. With such awell developed site that I am very familiar with I would like to helpopen Tiger Beach to the public. This trip would be ideal forbeginner underwater photographers, (If you are an experiencedunderwater photographer you should contact me about a more advancedtrip). [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Tahoma, Calibri, Geneva, sans-serif]Ido several trips a year targeting all different species of sharks,including the Great Hammer Head, Tigers, Lemons, Reefs, and OceanicWhite tip sharks. Shark diving is a growing industry and as it growsmore and more adventure divers find them selves hooked. To learnmore about our shark diving trips and what we offer please visit ourwebsite at Bahamas Shark Diving, Tiger Beach,. [/FONT]
 

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