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A few from Similan Islands

Started by Alex_Tattersall, Mar 23 2012 01:07 AM

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#21 stewsmith

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Posted 30 March 2012 - 03:22 AM

Now your just showing off.

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#22 Bent C

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:04 AM

That is amazing pictures, Alex. I was at the Similans just a month ago, but mostly took pictures of the effects of bleaching. And quit diving after a couple of days, due to just that. I was there 12 years ago, and had missed out on the scale of the bleaching, so it was kind of depressing revisiting the sites again. That said, fantastic that you were able to get these shots. I am very impressed.

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#23 Alex_Tattersall

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Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:16 PM

Yes, the coral bleaching was very sad to see, it was as though the life had all move down 10 meters. It was really a nitrox diving scenario for UW photography. A couple of the deeper sites were still very impressive, particularly Twin Peaks at Koh TaChai.

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