Bonaire pictures

Hi, I've put some pictures from last May at Bonaire on the web, comments are welcome (don't be too tough though, this was my first try at taking pictures with scuba):

Bonaire 2004

I guess a lot of people will recognize familiar places I personally like the first three pictures the most (and the "Teamwork" poster is on my office door, our secretaries love it).

The pictures are taken with Canon S50, Inon D-180s strobe and Inon UWL-105 wide-angle lens (attached all the time).

Maxim

I am new also and was considering buying a setup like yours. How did you attach your canon to the inon strobe? are you happy with the pics and do you have any other macro pics?

I am new also and was considering buying a setup like yours. How did you attach your canon to the inon strobe? are you happy with the pics and do you have any other macro pics?

I have Canon housing (WP-DC whatever), Epoque tray and Epoque 30cm flexible arm (made of ball-shaped segments, I've seen others like it and even instructions on how to make it yourself, but didn't bother). The arm attaches to the strobe through an L-corner and a bolt. The optical connection is through a fiber (an accessory to the strobe). I got it all from marinecamera.com (asking them first on the phone about all the connections; they threw in the L-corner). I'm very happy with the setup, it's compact and convenient, and certainly, with it the pictures are limited by my eye and not the setup. The strobe flared whenever I wanted, never even bothered to check the ready light. The field of view of the strobe is not infinite though, you can see its boundaries in some of the wide-angle pictures (which is fine with me).

I did not take any macro pictures (just like the wide views more - they don't require that much of the buoyancy skills