Well, was lazy this week and went out both days in the morning on the Sea cobra...
Sat we had calm seas.. and "only" 10 people in the morning.. (sold out in the afternoon)...but...
Everyone had a computer (amazing).. and we did not have any newbie divers so, rather than the usually, we did two very seldom used reefs...
The first was I think horseshoe..not a good place for a lot of people or those with any navigation issues, as it is a "U" shaped, with several different ledges that combine and separate a lot...made the bridge rubble seem easy.
Was told after the dive that several people used my strobe flash to guide them back...never thought about that before..
Nice reef.. really nice reef.. tons of fish and other stuff.
First thing I took a picture of was an anenome.. with (although I was not looking for them) a peterson shrimp...
Then just moved up and down the reef:
But I wanted to specifically get images of the damsel fish from juvenile to adult...partularly the blue one:
At the end of the dive, much to my surprise, I was not the last one up...not sure how that could happen... but I went up and shortly there after, two ladies went up.
Relaxed a bit, snacked and waited for some time to pass before doing another reef.. forget the name, but was not one I have done..did not take many pictures on that dive...well except for a lot of arrowhead crabs and some more Damsels.
This time, as I went up the anchor line.. there were the two ladies.. not sure how much deco time the one actually had in total, but later found out she was on air...
Nice dive.. nice conditions..
Sat we had calm seas.. and "only" 10 people in the morning.. (sold out in the afternoon)...but...
Everyone had a computer (amazing).. and we did not have any newbie divers so, rather than the usually, we did two very seldom used reefs...
The first was I think horseshoe..not a good place for a lot of people or those with any navigation issues, as it is a "U" shaped, with several different ledges that combine and separate a lot...made the bridge rubble seem easy.
Was told after the dive that several people used my strobe flash to guide them back...never thought about that before..
Nice reef.. really nice reef.. tons of fish and other stuff.
First thing I took a picture of was an anenome.. with (although I was not looking for them) a peterson shrimp...
Then just moved up and down the reef:
But I wanted to specifically get images of the damsel fish from juvenile to adult...partularly the blue one:
At the end of the dive, much to my surprise, I was not the last one up...not sure how that could happen... but I went up and shortly there after, two ladies went up.
Relaxed a bit, snacked and waited for some time to pass before doing another reef.. forget the name, but was not one I have done..did not take many pictures on that dive...well except for a lot of arrowhead crabs and some more Damsels.
This time, as I went up the anchor line.. there were the two ladies.. not sure how much deco time the one actually had in total, but later found out she was on air...
Nice dive.. nice conditions..