Bonaire pictures

The wreck and the Moray for me !!!

AWESOME !!!

Dive safe

DeanB

The Sea horse is amazing shoot! Love it.

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Mark

There really isn´t much to the macros. My dual sync strobe broke very early on my trip, so most of the macros are with one DS-125 on TTL (wa´s are on manual, macros on TTL). I use the EF 100/2,8 old version and sometimes a Kenko 1,4 and a Canon 500D dry diopter in different combinations.

/Bent C

Hilma hooker

 

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Hi Bent:

Thanks so much for this shot. Very inspiring and I hope you don't mind if I've been out shooting the same section of the wreck this week, trying to get the mood of that space. I owe you a beer or two next time you make it to Bonaire.

the wreck and specially the sea horse are my favorites, great work

Hi Bent:

 

Thanks so much for this shot. Very inspiring and I hope you don't mind if I've been out shooting the same section of the wreck this week, trying to get the mood of that space. I owe you a beer or two next time you make it to Bonaire.

No problems at all!! However, the beers will have to wait for quite a while, I will most likely be diving in Indonesia the next couple of years.

regards Bent C

Wow that wreck picture is fantastic. It looks like it was done in a studio. Great work, keep them coming.

-Daniel

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the wreck is amazing!!!! I suppose that is the Hilma Hooker...but I am not sue which side?

the wreck is amazing!!!! I suppose that is the Hilma Hooker...but I am not sue which side?

It is the Hilma Hooker. I do not recall the compas bearings of the wreck, but I do recall how we swam. From the beach we swam out to the left end of the ship, dove down, followed the ship at the bottom on the outer side of the ship, ascended a little bit and found the spot where the photo is from. So I guess it is about 2/3 of the ship if you go left to right seen from the beach.

Hope this makes sense

Bent