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British Columbia Pictures

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British Columbia Pictures

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  1. Just got back from a very fun trip to British Columbia aboard the Nautilus Explorer. Diving was challenging at times, mostly due to currents but we also had very good vis for the most part and certainly there was no shortage of pretty things to point the camera at.

     

    British Columbia Gallery

     

    Wide shots are mine, macro are by my buddy Mark Lloyd. I was shooting a D200 with the 16mm fisheye in a Subal Housing with dual Sea and Sea YS350 strobes. Mark was shooting a D70 with the 60mm macro in a Sea and Sea Housing with 1 Ikelite Strobe.

     

    Cheers,

     

    Clinton

  2. Randapex, Ryan Canon, Canuck and I just got back from Port Hardy and Telegraph Cove last night. Must have passed by you and not known it.

     

    We found the currents negligible but that probably was due to good timing of the dives and sites. Pics are yet to be editted. Nice to see you got a GPO, we searched but did not locate one. Probably passed over a few without knowing.

     

    We absolutely love the area for diving and topside opportunities.

     

    Cheers

     

    Todd

  3. Thanks for sharing... I'm there in one month !

    Claude

  4. Thanks for sharing. I only had time to look at the WA stuff but it looks really nice. We have some sites that look very similar up on the Bay of Fundy but the vis is never more that 15-20ft. Most times less.

  5. Great stuff! The conditions this summer were some of the best I've seen in years. Nice to see the conditions continue to be good intil the fall months.

    Cheers,

    Marli

  6. Enjoyed your gallery. Looked like great diving.

Backscatter

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