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One of the highlights of the trip. This was during the Mangrove Paddleboat River Tour in Sabang, Palawan, Philippines. This guide was a volunteer, and has dedicated her life to preserving this river.
Nudibranch at Palos Verdes California at the dive site Old Marineland by Javy Martinez-underwater category-shot with an IC12
Xcaret Eco Park on the Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Pics I took at Xcaret, using a disposable waterproof camera. I was suspicious from the start that the film did not wind on properly. As well as that, the conditions were very dark. Only 8 photos came out at all. I'm disappointed that the ones I took as we swam under the stained glass roof did not work.
I was out of town for the weekend and had packed the wrong batteries for the camera that I had intended to shoot. I was unable to obtain any, so I bought a cheap plastic camera at a second hand shop instead. After every frame I shot it would advance approximately three frames forward. Rather than wasting most of the film, I decided to reload it into my underwater camera (without the dive housing), to use as a simple point and shoot. The first shots were taken in Wenatchee, WA. while the rest were taken along Hw. 2 on the mountain pass, and downtown Seattle, WA.
I was out of town for the weekend and had packed the wrong batteries for the camera that I had intended to shoot. I was unable to obtain any, so I bought a cheap plastic camera at a second hand shop instead. After every frame I shot it would advance approximately three frames forward. Rather than wasting most of the film, I decided to reload it into my underwater camera (without the dive housing), to use as a simple point and shoot. The first shots were taken in Wenatchee, WA. while the rest were taken along Hw. 2 on the mountain pass, and downtown Seattle, WA.
The weather continued to be perfect around the headland to our campsite for the night - Watering Cove. Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand.
Spotted moray eel wondering who's in his neighborhood by James Bonnette-underwater category-shot with IC10 with IWAL and ISS2000
this rat snake has been eating my chicken eggs ,i catch it every coulple of days when i get home from work laying in one of my chicken nests .it is almost if not 5 ft long i dont plan to do anything to it as long as its just eating a egg or two but if it messes with the chickens im going to have to relocate it
A Greenland husky pup followed us on a hike to the Ilulissat icefjord on a misty morning this summer by Ron Condly-travel category-taken with SP880K
I was out of town for the weekend and had packed the wrong batteries for the camera that I had intended to shoot. I was unable to obtain any, so I bought a cheap plastic camera at a second hand shop instead. After every frame I shot it would advance approximately three frames forward. Rather than wasting most of the film, I decided to reload it into my underwater camera (without the dive housing), to use as a simple point and shoot. The first shots were taken in Wenatchee, WA. while the rest were taken along Hw. 2 on the mountain pass, and downtown Seattle, WA.
Xcaret Eco Park on the Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Pics I took at Xcaret, using a disposable waterproof camera. I was suspicious from the start that the film did not wind on properly. As well as that, the conditions were very dark. Only 8 photos came out at all. I'm disappointed that the ones I took as we swam under the stained glass roof did not work.