Greetings from Sri Lanka
#1
Posted 30 December 2007 - 02:40 AM
I am just an average diver but just starting out as an underwater photographer. Have been messing around with a P&S and now on the verge of investing in a better system. Hope to pick up some good tips to help me to decide. At the moment more or less decided on a Canon 40d but decesion can wait till mid Jan.
Happy diving and all the very best for the new year.
Ajith
Ajith
#2
Posted 30 December 2007 - 05:54 AM
Have a great year Wetpixelling.
#3
Posted 30 December 2007 - 05:56 AM
Todd
#4
Posted 03 March 2008 - 12:31 AM
Its been many, many years since I dived at Sri Lanka. I remember hiring some very dodgy kit from a chap at Galle (the deceased was reported to have said "it'll probably be alright"
We found a very picturesque tanker which I was told had been sunk by a Japanese torpedo. The hole in its side seemed to confirm this.
Anyway, I hope the diving is as good for you as I fondly remember it.
Kind regards, Tim
· INON Z-240s & Sea & Sea YS-250 Pros
· SmallHD DP4 monitor & NA-DP4. Fisheye Aquavolt 3500s & 7000s
· Zen DP-100, DP-200 & DP-230
#5
Posted 03 March 2008 - 11:50 PM
Hello Ajith and welcome to Wetpixel
Its been many, many years since I dived at Sri Lanka. I remember hiring some very dodgy kit from a chap at Galle (the deceased was reported to have said "it'll probably be alright")
We found a very picturesque tanker which I was told had been sunk by a Japanese torpedo. The hole in its side seemed to confirm this.
Anyway, I hope the diving is as good for you as I fondly remember it.
Kind regards, Tim
Hi Tim,
The diving is great the driving is not!
I think the tanker you are refering to is the "Conch" which belonged to the Shell company.
Sri lanka diving is still great an still as "adventurous" as you remeber it. But we have a great time which is the main thing. Hope you ill be able to make it back here sometime soon.
BTW I m just waiting for the current conflict to end. we will then have the best wreck diving in the World.
Ajith
