One of my underwater images has been selected to appear on the homepage of redbubble.com today! You can see the image here.
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A shot of one of the members of the Valley Boys Junkanoo group at the Boxing Day Parade.
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I took this photo while swimming between the David Tucker Wreck and the Royal James Wreck. These wrecks are located on the southern side of the Island of New Providence in the Bahamas.
While making the swim between the two wrecks, I glanced up just as a school of fish was swimming across the path of the diver above me.
Luckily, I had just enough time to cut off my strobes and get a silhouette shot before the school and the moment was gone.
In post processing, I felt that the image worked better as a warm black and white.
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Crawfish, Nassau, Bahamas
Crawfish season opens tomorrow – Yay! Hopefully, there will be many of these to be found.
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After a long break over the winter months, I am finally getting back into scuba diving.
Last Sunday, I dove on the De La Salle wreck and at Lighthouse Reef. The De La Salle sits in about 60 feet of water and is broken up. There are schools of snapper on this wreck as well as grunts and the occasional grouper and crawfish. Unfortunately, there are also lionfish so you need to be on the lookout for them and control your buoyancy.
Here is a shot of a crawfish that I found hiding on the De La Salle as well as one of a Yellow Mouth Grouper.
Both of these shots were taken with a Canon G9 in an Ikelite housing with an Ikelite DS-51 strobe.
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A new online community for photographers in the Bahamas has been set up at shoottheislands.com.
The welcome message for this online community (which is set out on the blog page of the site) states as follows:
“ShootTheIslands.com is a new community for photographers in the Bahamas. Whether you are a budding amateur with your first point & shoot camera, or a seasoned pro with all the gear, we hope you’ll join us to learn, share, show off, or just meet other photographers.
We hope to build the community both online and off, organising photowalks, meetups, exhibitions and more, but we need your help. If you don’t get involved, then we can’t grow!
So join in, introduce yourself in the forums, post your work and make friends!”
So all you photographers in The Bahamas please sign up and take advantage of this new resource.
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