It seems that my dive buddies always end up being female... hmm what's up with that?
Not that I'm complaining,
.Next step is to convince them to be underwater models for me.. B)
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Started by james, Jun 15 2004 01:55 PM
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#81
Jamdiver
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Posted 24 November 2005 - 07:48 AM
Hehe, hey Mike!
It seems that my dive buddies always end up being female... hmm what's up with that?
Not that I'm complaining, .
Next step is to convince them to be underwater models for me.. B)
It seems that my dive buddies always end up being female... hmm what's up with that?
Not that I'm complaining,
.Next step is to convince them to be underwater models for me.. B)
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Posted 25 November 2005 - 09:27 AM
Here's a recent shot of me, wearing my new hat 
Underwater Photo-Tech, Derry, NH
Phone: 603-432-1997, Web: www.uwphoto.com
Phone: 603-432-1997, Web: www.uwphoto.com
#83
diveh2o
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Posted 29 November 2005 - 04:07 PM
one picture on my profile <--
this past summer at my internship at a fish hatchery in miami...
this past summer at Cocos Island shooting a bait ball... we came up from a dive and saw all these birds, I still had somewhere over 1500 psi but they wouldnt let me get in.. go figure. i ended up taking the dome port off and shooting with my housing and strobes off the back of the boat. fun stuff
still at Cocos...
this past summer at my internship at a fish hatchery in miami...
this past summer at Cocos Island shooting a bait ball... we came up from a dive and saw all these birds, I still had somewhere over 1500 psi but they wouldnt let me get in.. go figure. i ended up taking the dome port off and shooting with my housing and strobes off the back of the boat. fun stuff
still at Cocos...
Roger Kirkpatrick
www.newhousegalleries.com/roger
Nikon D200 and D100 in Aquatica housings. nikkor 10.5, 20, 12-24. Ikelite DS 125s (2) and Ultralight arms.
www.newhousegalleries.com/roger
Nikon D200 and D100 in Aquatica housings. nikkor 10.5, 20, 12-24. Ikelite DS 125s (2) and Ultralight arms.
#84
motionsync
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Posted 09 December 2005 - 01:40 PM
An two of me from my last trip in Dahab.
No underwater Photo.
No one have take a photo off me while underwater :-(
First is one in the desert with a friend
the second with 2 Russian freedivers.
Is great to be a freediver ;-)
No underwater Photo.
No one have take a photo off me while underwater :-(
First is one in the desert with a friend
the second with 2 Russian freedivers.
Is great to be a freediver ;-)
Lambis Stratoudakis - http://www.lambisstratoudakis.com
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james
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Posted 09 December 2005 - 02:29 PM
Show off!
Canon 1DsMkIII - Seacam Housing
Dual Ikelite Strobes
Photo site - www.reefpix.org
Dual Ikelite Strobes
Photo site - www.reefpix.org
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motionsync
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Posted 09 December 2005 - 02:30 PM
Show off James ??
what are you saying, I dont get it.. (My english is not good) :-(
If you mean the girls.. of cource I put a photo with girls.. I dont think that you whant to see a photo with my grandmother....
Lambis
what are you saying, I dont get it.. (My english is not good) :-(
If you mean the girls.. of cource I put a photo with girls.. I dont think that you whant to see a photo with my grandmother....
Lambis
Lambis Stratoudakis - http://www.lambisstratoudakis.com
#87
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Posted 13 January 2006 - 07:32 PM
kcf955 aka Keith Flood
Here I am taking photos of someone taking photos of me because there were no Great whites to shoot
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Back aboard the Searcher, October 2005, as you can see I love having my photo taken
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Here I am taking photos of someone taking photos of me because there were no Great whites to shoot
...Back aboard the Searcher, October 2005, as you can see I love having my photo taken
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Keith Flood - Keith C. Flood Photography
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Buga
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Posted 12 November 2006 - 09:54 AM
ok, then, this is me. dive location - island Lastovo in the south Adriatic, first days of june, so a bit cold... pictures UW were taken without a strobe (since I didn't have one at the time).
on the first picture is just me
second - me (far right) and my friends doing the inventarisation of flora and fauna together with me
third - dry land, after the night dive with my diving buddy Marina (she's on the right)
so far, i've been diving only in the adriatic sea so i envy you diving withous suits. oh how i envy you
you should see me after getting into 7mm suit... on dry land, preparing for night dive
Buga
on the first picture is just me
second - me (far right) and my friends doing the inventarisation of flora and fauna together with me
third - dry land, after the night dive with my diving buddy Marina (she's on the right)
so far, i've been diving only in the adriatic sea so i envy you diving withous suits. oh how i envy you
you should see me after getting into 7mm suit... on dry land, preparing for night dive
Buga
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Posted 26 March 2007 - 11:17 AM
James:
I have rejoined the discussion here. Part of what prompted me to do so was Drew Wong's posting about our friend Larry Smith. I dived with Larry Smith several times, first at KBR in 1997. What a guy! I had never met anyone as excited about the next dive as he was and (so far) never have. He was truly one of a kind.
I would like to correct something that Drew Wong posted. Larry's Crack, or Retak Larry was not named after Larry Smith. Larry Smith has a large legacy, while I have very little except that Larry's Crack was named for me. I hope that nothing in this comment/correction takes away from our mutual mourning the passing of Larry Smith.
I have attempted to add a couple of photos. If I wasn't successful please let me know.
Larry Jackson (LJax)
I have rejoined the discussion here. Part of what prompted me to do so was Drew Wong's posting about our friend Larry Smith. I dived with Larry Smith several times, first at KBR in 1997. What a guy! I had never met anyone as excited about the next dive as he was and (so far) never have. He was truly one of a kind.
I would like to correct something that Drew Wong posted. Larry's Crack, or Retak Larry was not named after Larry Smith. Larry Smith has a large legacy, while I have very little except that Larry's Crack was named for me. I hope that nothing in this comment/correction takes away from our mutual mourning the passing of Larry Smith.
I have attempted to add a couple of photos. If I wasn't successful please let me know.
Larry Jackson (LJax)
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Posted 06 April 2009 - 12:15 AM
I'm Ron and I work at Sports Basement where some of Eric Cheng and Elijah Woolery's pictures are being displayed.
In April 2006 I went on a night dive in Kona, Hawaii. We were hoping to spot some manta rays but the dive master said that the past couple of nights they hadn't been showing up. We were just about to give up when seven absolutely beautiful mantas showed up to munch on the plankton that were attracted to the boat's lights. We grabbed our gear and hopped in as the mantas swam all around and between us. The videographer, Martina from Dolphin Dreams Images, went around filming everyone. As soon as her two spotlights hit her target, the mantas would immediately surround the person. When she got to me, one came in right between us. As it glided past, the tip of its wing popped my mask up to my forehead and as Martina put it later, "...and all of a sudden I see face."
She was kind enough to send me some screen captures and Michaela asked me to post them. Sorry about the grainy quality.
In April 2006 I went on a night dive in Kona, Hawaii. We were hoping to spot some manta rays but the dive master said that the past couple of nights they hadn't been showing up. We were just about to give up when seven absolutely beautiful mantas showed up to munch on the plankton that were attracted to the boat's lights. We grabbed our gear and hopped in as the mantas swam all around and between us. The videographer, Martina from Dolphin Dreams Images, went around filming everyone. As soon as her two spotlights hit her target, the mantas would immediately surround the person. When she got to me, one came in right between us. As it glided past, the tip of its wing popped my mask up to my forehead and as Martina put it later, "...and all of a sudden I see face."
She was kind enough to send me some screen captures and Michaela asked me to post them. Sorry about the grainy quality.
