Little Manatee .Taken at Crystal River FL.

Still diving the Verzasca River... :O)... Just loving it... So fresh - so clear...

face to face with a huge pikefish in a small pond :-)

Trout in shallows.
Capernwray.
10.5mm.
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Pike, Lac de la Brèche

Diving the clear and fresh water of the Verzasca River ... :O) ...
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This pics was shot with high speed 8oo black & white film using a Nikon F4 housed with Aquatica. This in a fresh water lake in Alberta, Canada. I had my camera on a tridpod at 42'

Dancing plants in a river.

Pike's world

These guys are bluegills (or brim) at Alexander's Spring in the Ocala National Forest in Florida. They met us in the water when we first got in, and followed us throughout the dive. While taking this picture they were trying to snack on my fingers

Pic shot with high speed film Black & White, natural light, no flash over train wheels lost in 1902 in Kootenay Lake British Columbia, Canada

Side mount cave diver taken at Ginnie Springs FL. Camera Nikon D-200

This was shot with high speed 35mm film, natural light, no flash of my dive partner over the train wheels at 46' in Kootenay Lake British Columbia Canada. Nikon camera housed by Aquatica.

Siltout! Diver emerges from the silt whilst surveying deep in a remote Kimberley Cave, Western Asutralia. Depth 65m.
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Pike in the mirror
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On the line. Deco in the clear waters of an Australian Sinkhole.
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Male Kokanee Salmon in Lake McDonald - Glacier National Park.
The salmon spawn in November and die off in early December.
Water vis is about 60 to 70 feet. Water temp is around 43 degrees.

Skydiver. A diver suspended in the clear waters of an Australian Sinkhole.
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Cave diver returning from dive at Ginnie Springs FL.

Dying trout.
Capernwray.
10.5mm.

A beautiful Adult Pike fish - close to the surface ... :O) ...
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This is another shot of the train cars lost in Kootenay lake in 1902. Shot with a Nikon 35mm natural light, no flash. High speed black & white film.

Shining, Rivaz pier, Geneva's lake
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TROPICAL DIVING
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My Friend JP with his underwater video Camera in the fresh waters of the Verzasca river and it's beautiful rocky relief ... :O) ...
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This is a set of train wheels lost in 1902 in Kootenay Lake British Columbia Canada. Several train cars hauling coal were lost off a bardge transporting them. It shot with 35mm film, no flash at 47'. Nikon camera, Aquatic housing

David and Goliath.
This juvenile dragonfly were walking around happily on a big sleeping pearch.