i am not a good swimmer and probably would never really attempt diving, but have always been a huge fan of sea life. i'm glad you share these with us. just fantastic!
wow. when we were snorkeling in baling hai (boracay) we *thought* we saw a sea snake and started panicking. if i saw one up close, like this, i'd probably freak out. no, i will not follow it. don't they bite? :)
I know how you feel my friend. And how Jacques felt. The moment you step into Nature, either land or aqua, you are hooked into preserving it. We human, at the rate we are going, is heading in the same direction as the dinosaurs but not in a natural way;extinction of our own doing. By then all the monies and all the technologies wouldn't be any good, to turn it back. We are walking one way street and the wall is coming up soon.
We just hoped, not only our photo tells a thousand words but really, tells it to thousands of people.
P/s. My backup camera is Panasonic Lumix FZ30S. Its lens is Leica which gives that saturated RGB when underexposed by 1/3.
Long time since my last dive.
Long time since my last dive.
We just hoped, not only our photo tells a thousand words but really, tells it to thousands of people.
P/s. My backup camera is Panasonic Lumix FZ30S. Its lens is Leica which gives that saturated RGB when underexposed by 1/3.
Just want 2 say na hanep mga kuha m pre. kip it up.
p.s. I just posted my own underwater photo- but is from an underground walk-through tunnel in an aquarium under San Francisco Bay.