Click on the link below and let me know what you think. These were taken in and around the Georgian Bay near Tobermory, Canada. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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The Arabia looks good. I remember diving it the summer it was found (late 70s) It was intact then and still one of the best dives I have ever made.
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Wow, some really nice shots! I was at Tobermory with a group just over the July fourth weekend. Looks like you hit a couple sites we didn't get to. Teh Arabia was our favorite while there and we made two dives there. Also dove the King, Niagra, Wetmore and the Sweepstakes. If you would like a look my shots are at: http://dbeedle.com/Photos/Tobermory .
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Nice photos on your web site dbeedle.
The Fotoplayer really rocks, how do you like the software?
Darryl
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Nice photos on your web site dbeedle.
The Fotoplayer really rocks, how do you like the software?
Darryl
Thanks! I like the photoplayer but waffle back and forth on keeping it or using it for other galleries. I've got a few comments from folks who find it more difficult to navigate than a straight forward gallery and, from folks on dial up links, it demands a bit more bandwidth and can be slow for them. Other than that I think it's pretty sharp has some really nice features and the price is right!
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Hi - Great Photos!
I just got back from my second trip to Lake Michigan this summer and AGAIN, I can't get a decent photo deeper than 20 feet.
My deep wreck shots always turn out too hazy and unfixable - I've never had a problem photographing wrecks in the Carribbean, so I have to think that its the water clarity that is giving me and the fish eye so many problems.
Oh well - I will have to try again! I just love that 40 degree water!
Again - awesome photos!!!
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Anybody familiar with cold water diving can and will apreciate the quality of your images, well done my fellow diver.
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Thanks for your comment. It is certainly more of a challenge than the warm water destinations that I have been to.
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Cold water does indeed offer different challenges than warm desitinations. Simply put it's more gear intensive.
Joe
