Made pretty good friends with a group of divers from the east coast, and for their last dive, I joined them for a great dive on the malawi wreck. The wreck was sunk forty years ago and has a lot of beautiful coral growth on it already. Sitting in the middle of the channel, it rests in 90' of water and her deck sits in about 50'. There were pygmy seahorses sighted there but by the time I got there (and looked at the photo op que) I had only a few minutes remaining of ndl time, so i skipped it. Don't worry, I'm sure I'll get another chance to get out there. In any case, I discovered I love shooting wide angle soft coral shots. I think I've gotten a lot better with this camera, already I've got several pics that I've sorted into the good pile. They're slowly but surely uploading to picasa web, but for now here's a teaser photo.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
malawi wreck
Made pretty good friends with a group of divers from the east coast, and for their last dive, I joined them for a great dive on the malawi wreck. The wreck was sunk forty years ago and has a lot of beautiful coral growth on it already. Sitting in the middle of the channel, it rests in 90' of water and her deck sits in about 50'. There were pygmy seahorses sighted there but by the time I got there (and looked at the photo op que) I had only a few minutes remaining of ndl time, so i skipped it. Don't worry, I'm sure I'll get another chance to get out there. In any case, I discovered I love shooting wide angle soft coral shots. I think I've gotten a lot better with this camera, already I've got several pics that I've sorted into the good pile. They're slowly but surely uploading to picasa web, but for now here's a teaser photo.
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okay i dont know wtf the green band at the bottom is.. its not on the original picture. anyways ill try to sort this out later.
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