Diving Vancouver Island — March 2024

Posted April 15, 20241 yr

A few highlights from Vancouver Island in early March 🤙

April 16, 20241 yr

Very nice! The music and editing really complemented your sequences. Thanks for sharing.

April 17, 20241 yr

Very nice images and perfect editing!

You made me want to try the extreme cold 🥶

Is this a shore or boat dive?

April 18, 20241 yr

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On 4/17/2024 at 12:13 AM, Davide DB said:

Very nice images and perfect editing!

You made me want to try the extreme cold 🥶

Is this a shore or boat dive?

Thank you!

This was mostly boat dives, with a few shore dives mixed in 👍

https://waterpixels.net/forums/topic/1137-diving-vancouver-island-%E2%80%94-march-2024/

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