Hammerheads!

[vladimir]

It pains me to say this, but your pictures are much better than mine. Nice job in really challenging conditions. Lots of floaters in the water, not much light (dives are all below 30m) and the hammerheads are easily spooked. Your top shot is magazine cover quality, in my opinion.

 

[DiverBeth]

Thanks for the treat. I loved your pictures.

 

[Cacia]

they last one is so eerily beautiful.

tell me, their mouths just look so little, ever seen them take a big bite of anything?..or do they just take lots of little bites? Did you see them feed on anything?

 

[philmayer]

Excellent pics!

What lens were you using? 20mm or so?

 

[WVDiver]

Wow, those guys are so beautiful. Good job.

 

[clgsamson]

awesome, Pak.....really awesome.

 

[00scuba]

the pictures are amazing...hope your trip was as well.

 

[SteveC]

The pictures would have been much better if you could get the writing out of the middle of them

 

[kidsdream]

Fantastic. The first shot shot is outstanding. How about some info on the lens, exposure etc.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[vladimir]

they last one is so eerily beautiful.

tell me, their mouths just look so little, ever seen them take a big bite of anything?..or do they just take lots of little bites? Did you see them feed on anything?

Catherine, the trip director/marine biologist aboard Undersea Hunter said they had never witnessed feeding or mating behavior among the hammerheads at Cocos. They gather there to use the cleaning stations only.