CajunDiva
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You have a talent for framing shots. They are all very interesting and great to look at. Look out Stephen Frink!
Saw some gorgeous babes at Tugboat on Curacao!
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Alashas
I see you had a great time during the Dive Festival. We met at the (alternative) opening at the Dive Bus location with Mark and Suzy. You have great pictures! You have seen all the regular guests at this dive site and taken great shots of the wreck itself. I like the pictures you took through the hole in the bottom with the wide angle lens. It gives a good view of the inside of the small wreck.
Dogenia, it is possible to enter the wreck through the hole in the bottom. I did that once but it is very small inside and you have to be very carefull not to hurt you on the many sharp surfaces. You can leave the wreck through the remainder of the cabin. But, as Alashas said, it is possible to take very good pictures through the many holes, so there is really no need to go inside.
I see you had a great time during the Dive Festival. We met at the (alternative) opening at the Dive Bus location with Mark and Suzy. You have great pictures! You have seen all the regular guests at this dive site and taken great shots of the wreck itself. I like the pictures you took through the hole in the bottom with the wide angle lens. It gives a good view of the inside of the small wreck.
Dogenia, it is possible to enter the wreck through the hole in the bottom. I did that once but it is very small inside and you have to be very carefull not to hurt you on the many sharp surfaces. You can leave the wreck through the remainder of the cabin. But, as Alashas said, it is possible to take very good pictures through the many holes, so there is really no need to go inside.
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