Dolphin Dream 2013

Just to put a link here, as well as in "Crazy Dive Stories":

http://www.flickr.com/photos/timsdiving/sets/72157634158883284/

Lemon sharks, Tiger sharks and Caribbean reef sharks on the Little Bahama Bank.

great series. My favorite is that first vertical black and white of the lemon. its spectacular

I enjoyed viewing your pics. What lens did you use with your D800? Sigma 15 mm?

How much would one of these charters cost? I have always wanted to do this.

I enjoyed viewing your pics. What lens did you use with your D800? Sigma 15 mm?

Mostly. The reef sharks were shot with a Nikon 16-35mm.

 

 

How much would one of these charters cost? I have always wanted to do this.

 

Lots: I think that the charter is around $2500 for each diver. We paid for flights from the UK, and the boat was deliberately not filled, so I can't give you an exact price for 2013.

http://www.sharkexpedition.com/

My favorite is that first vertical black and white of the lemon. its spectacular

Isn't photography strange? I almost left that image out of the final selection...

Wonderful images. The whole set is fantastic.

Erwin

 

Mostly. The reef sharks were shot with a Nikon 16-35mm.

What size dome? Is a 9 or 10 inch needed or will an 8 inch do ok with the 16-35 mm lens?

Thx,

Elmer the sigma 15 works fine in a 6" dome, you will need the 9" or larger dome for the 16-35

Wow spectular!!! I want do that dive one day...a bucket list indeed.

Nice one Tim!

Wow! Very impressed... and very jealous! Those are some beautiful shots!

Elmer the sigma 15 works fine in a 6" dome, you will need the 9" or larger dome for the 16-35

I agree: the bigger the better (not to mention the 70mm extension) to accommodate the 16-35mm Nikon lens.

Lovely Tim....

My favourite is the black and white lemon 'sulking', might have some use current commercially in my opinion.

A few too many though in my opinion Tim, I know its hard, by god its hard!

 

A few too many though in my opinion Tim

I take them to share, not to hide...

great shots!

 

I take them to share, not to hide...

And I thank you for that. Good stuff, thanks.

Some of this year's images feature in a collection of my favourite sharks from the last 12 years:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/timsdiving/sets/72157635487063117/

What a beautiful location, shots are stunning too