Snorkeling photos

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Fascinating thread !

Dave C , did you ever post your pictures from Curacao ? I kind of lost track while checking out
all the great pictures posted here.
I snorkeled in Curacao two weeks ago (for only 3 hours) at the Pierbaai Reef across from the
Dive Bus shop. It was an absolutely great location and the guys at the Dive Bus were very
helpful. I'd really like to see what other locations on the island are like.
 
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Here are some snorkeling pics from my latest week-long trip to Grand Cayman at the end of November. The weather wasn't perfect; it was very windy each day except one and I was not able to get in the water around Rum Point, which I think has the best shore snorkeling in Grand Cayman. There were even big waves for two days on Seven Mile Beach and in George Town, which are locations that are usually very calm.

Tarpon at Eden Rock
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Stingray off the Turtle Nest Inn hotel
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Bigeye at Cemetery Reef at the north end of Seven Mile Beach. Taken with the camera's internal flash (Canon PowerShot S95).
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Horse-eye jacks at Eden Rock. The jacks turned out a little too bluish in the photo.
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Reef scene at Eden Rock
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Permit in very shallow water off the Turtle Nest Inn hotel
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Besides these, there are a few more photos at my flickr site:
Grand Cayman snorkeling 2011 - a set on Flickr
For all my snorkeling photos on flickr, go here:
Snorkeling - a set on Flickr
 
Well, like Dave C.'s experience, the water conditions were not ideal for snorkeling at Rum Point on Grand Cayman this week. I did manage to get one trip to the barrier reef in though. As luck would have it I got to observe my first pair of Flying Gurnards in Cayman waters after having only seen them in the Tobago Cays.

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Fantastic photos, thanks for the inspiration !
What is your camera?
How do you snorkel with a weight belt? I am thinking this is what I need to do as I am a floater. Tips? How do you do this? Cheers
 
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Wow! You have some beautiful shots, and I too love that jelly!
 
Fantastic photos, thanks for the inspiration !
What is your camera?
How do you snorkel with a weight belt? I am thinking this is what I need to do as I am a floater. Tips? How do you do this? Cheers

I now use a Canon D10. I am a floater as well. Will sometimes use a weight belt, but did not use one when taking the above set; though wish I did since the Gurnards were around 15 ft down and my buoyancy gave me little time to compose a shot.
 

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