Cold Water Video Footage

[bighiller]

You know, I've been looking around and all "the best" video is of warm waters....*cough*BS*cough*cough*...

I know we have some sweet wicked stuff around here in the great northwest and I've sure that there are a few SB'ers that have shot it and made it purdy.

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooo,

WHERE'S THE FOOTAGE?

 

[MarkH]

I have some "not the best" footage from a few years ago on the following link:Pictures by markhiebert - Photobucket
There are alot of random photos in that album, but the videos are in the last few pages.
My favorites are Charles Fox's videos (and the music of course). He posted a link to his website on this forum awhile ago.

 

[cooldives]

I like the Youtube videos on the following pages:

Scuba Diving Vacations In British Columbia, Canada
Browning Pass Hideaway - Legendary Diving in British Columbia
Favorite Scuba Diving Videos

I love warching them - the colors and the life are great.

 

[jsf35]

Heres a video/dvd called "Extreme Green" that was shot in BC. Great footage.

Fathom This Underwater Productions - Extreme Green DVD

Cheers,
Scott

 

[nadwidny]

I like the Youtube videos on the following pages:

Scuba Diving Vacations In British Columbia, Canada
Browning Pass Hideaway - Legendary Diving in British Columbia
Favorite Scuba Diving Videos

I love warching them - the colors and the life are great.

I have hours of BC video, including a lot of footage from technical depths that most people don't see, but I never wanted to put them up on Youtube because I didn't think the crappy resolution did justice to the time and effort needed to capture and edit the footage. However looking at those it seems I can download higher res videos to Youtube so I may change my mind and do something with all those tapes rather then have them collect dust.

 

[limeyx]

You know, I've been looking around and all "the best" video is of warm waters....*cough*BS*cough*cough*...

I know we have some sweet wicked stuff around here in the great northwest and I've sure that there are a few SB'ers that have shot it and made it purdy.

Soooooooooooooooooooooooooo,

WHERE'S THE FOOTAGE?

et voila....


SS Governor

SS Governor on Vimeo

Diamond Knot

Diamond Knot July 2009 - Website on Vimeo

Sunrise Reef (Seattle)
Sunrise Reef (Seattle) - Website on Vimeo

Gulfstream
MV Gulfstream - Website (April 2009) on Vimeo

GB Church
GB Church (2008) (Victoria, BC) - Website on Vimeo

McCurdy Point (BC)

McCurdy Point - Website on Vimeo

MT 6 Barge (Seattle)

MT6 Barge (Seattle) - Website on Vimeo

The Sacramento (Los Angeles)

Sacramento, The Wreck June 2009 - Website on Vimeo

Grumman Goose (Los Angeles)
Grumman Goose - Website on Vimeo

Monterey (Pt lobos area)

Montana Reef (Point Lobos) on Vimeo
Monterey (K2 and ??) on Vimeo

 

[Amphibious]

a favorite

[youtubehq]HkgM7H4WUXE[/youtubehq]

 

[sschlesi]

This is my new favourite cold-water video clip. My Dad got the DVD set for Christmas, and this one episode alone made it worthwhile.

The footage of the film crew swimming with the bears was pretty amazing too.

P.S.
Goto to the youtube site and watch it in 1080p, it rocks.

 

[boxturtle]

Wow you guys are posting some really cool stuff, new favorite thread. Keep it coming!

 

[cjfox]

Thanks for the compliment Mark. Coming from a skilled photographer such as yourself, it carries some weight.

Here's a link to "The Underwater Universe of Chuck Coozetoe"

The Underwater Universe of Chuck Coozetoe