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[barney]

Just got back from another great week diving the spectacular wrecks in Chuuk aboard the ODYSSEY. Weather was a bit gloomy, but the diving was still top-shelf. This trip was spent exploring some of the deeper wrecks in the lagoon, such as the AIKOKU MARU, OITE, and NAGANO MARU. Below are a few shots from the trip...
Cheers,
Mike

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[barney]

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[newmanl]

Great shots, Mike. The first two are my favs! Thanks for posting.

Lee

[eileenchangs]

they are deep wreck, no much coral , I like shallow water wreck with beautiful soft coral coverage :

1. Hanakawa Maru is the best : http://www.flickr.co...57626102928123/

2. Sinkoku Maru is the 2nd best : http://www.flickr.co...57626102958605/


Perry Kuo

[acuevas]

Nice shots Mike, I'm so jealous!!!

they are deep wreck, no much coral , I like shallow water wreck with beautiful soft coral coverage :

It depends on personal preference, I prefer the deep wrecks.

[errbrr]

I like seeing the massive props, and the other photo in your second post is pretty cool too. It's nice when the fish co-operate! Do you think the cloudy weather up top significantly impacted your available light/white balancing?

[diverdad]

Love the shots, the first one is my favourite.

 

Well done.

 

Lee

[MortenHansen]

Haha, love the deco line shot, looks like a random heap of gear!

 

I myself am not that much into wrecks, I'm more of a critter guy, but the shots of a diver next to one of those enormous props is always awesome!

 

Looks like a nice trip! 

 

-Morten

[E_viking]

I had to laugh about the Decoline picture. Sort of been there :-)

 

/Erik