Some pics from Islamorada

[sportxlh]

all the photos are great but I especially liked the spotted drums, the trumpet close up and, of course, the turtles. Very nice shots!!!

 

[sportxlh]

A spotted drum! I haven't seen those very often (actually only once, and it was in the keys, but was a juvenile).

Thanks.

81º water... mmmmmm

Every once in a while, I will see them in Boynton, Pompano or on the Breakers in WPB: but not often

 

[jet126]

Beautiful!!!

 

[fisheyeview]

Great pics, thanks for sharing!

Thanks

I know exactly where that Christsmas tree collection is, great shots

Thanks Walter

LOV the Christmas trees photo...tks for posting

Thanks Lee

A spotted drum! I haven't seen those very often (actually only once, and it was in the keys, but was a juvenile).

Thanks.

81º water... mmmmmm

I poked my head under the ledge because I saw the light coming through. I was happy to find the spotted drum. I don't see them that often either. The water temp has meen very nice. I will soon be down to my 1mm.

Great pics. Thanks for showing us my son loved the turtle.

Thanks. Spending time with him was the icing on the cake.

 

[fisheyeview]

all the photos are great but I especially liked the spotted drums, the trumpet close up and, of course, the turtles. Very nice shots!!!

Thanks. Yeah, that trumpet let me get really close. I actually got so close that the lens could no longer focus wich is almost at the end of the port as it focuses at 5.5".

Beautiful!!!

Thanks. :blush:

 

[SFLDiver3445]

Nice job with the pics Scott!

There's nothing like getting a cooperative turtle at the end of the lens; unfortunately, it doesn't happen often enough, well, at least not for me.

 

[djtimmy77]

Thanks for the pics!

 

[mntlblok]

Lots of great pics and looks like a lot of fun. I woulda thought that was a green turtle, though.

Kevin

 

[reefman]

Lots of great pics and looks like a lot of fun. I woulda thought that was a green turtle, though.

Kevin

appears to be a green turtle to me as well(not overly common in the upper keys)!! the face seals the deal for me,,,,,,,


reefman
key largo

 

[fisheyeview]

Nice job with the pics Scott!

There's nothing like getting a cooperative turtle at the end of the lens; unfortunately, it doesn't happen often enough, well, at least not for me.

Thanks Adrian

Thanks for the pics!

Thanks

Lots of great pics and looks like a lot of fun. I woulda thought that was a green turtle, though.

Kevin

Wow, really? Then it's the first one I have seen. I didn't think it looked like a Hawksbill from the face, but I was going by the shell. I knew it wasn't a Loggerhead.

appears to be a green turtle to me as well(not overly common in the upper keys)!! the face seals the deal for me,,,,,,,


reefman
key largo

Thanks! This is a first for me. This is definitely going on my website then!