It finally happened

[Bacchus]

After a quarter century of diving I'm finally taking the plunge! My PT10, YS90DX, S&S WAL arrived today. The Oly was here anxiously awaiting somethin to play with.

After spending the last 2 months watching everyone posting great shots I just can't take it anymore! OK, so I'm weak, but how else can I keep up with Finesse, Scuba Jim, Dee and all of the other great "posters".

I'm off to my lds and onto him submersible reef to practice with my new "toys"for another 12 days and then off to FP where I can prove how much there still is to learn.

 

[Natasha]

Steve:
Let me be one of the first to congratulate you! Can't wait to see the pictures in your future.
Including Grand Cayman again!

 

[Dee]

Remember.....it's not cool to sleep with that new camera after the first 3 days!

 

[Bacchus]

.....or are you just happy to see me.

 

[scorpionfish]

Bacchus once bubbled...
.....or are you just happy to see me.

Actually, it is a ZOOM! (Blush!)

Scorpionfish

 

[scorpionfish]

Dee once bubbled...
Remember.....it's not cool to sleep with that new camera after the first 3 days!

Hi, Dee!

But, I believe, fondling one's camera/housing between dive trips is okay--in the privacy of one's own digs!

Scorpionfish

 

[Wreck Ranger]

That's great news! If you do sleep with your new rig make sure that you are using protestion Haven't got mine into the water yet and am anxiuos to see your pics. Have a wonderful time!
Plan your dive
Dive your plan

 

[Dee]

scorpionfish once bubbled...


Hi, Dee!

But, I believe, fondling one's camera/housing between dive trips is okay--in the privacy of one's own digs!

Scorpionfish

Fondling at any time is perfectly acceptable. But after the initial 3 day period, you simple HAVE to put it down and let it sleep by itself.

 

[Rooster]

scorpionfish once bubbled...


Hi, Dee!

But, I believe, fondling one's camera/housing between dive trips is okay--in the privacy of one's own digs!

Scorpionfish

It's not fondling, it's being meticulous with my maintenance. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

 

[Bacchus]

The poor fish in my aquarium are swimming into things. i've bounced about 100 flashes from my stobe off of them. With the stobe angles right you barely get any reflection off of the glass.

Anyway, spent 1 1/2 hours in the pool yesterday shooting rubber fish, a fake reef and some poor girl checking her equipment, but I'm getting the hang of it. Every day I learn how much there is to learn. :book: