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[primozp]

I am member od this forum for almost a week but I still don't have permissions to open new thread or to reply.

I try to reply and I also opened a new thread 4 or 5 days ago, but I am still waiting for admins permission. Is this normal on this forum?

 

[podge]

Where is the thread that you’ve started?
If you can paste a link here I’ll have a look to see if I can help.

 

[island_sands]

I am member od this forum for almost a week but I still don't have permissions to open new thread or to reply.

I try to reply and I also opened a new thread 4 or 5 days ago, but I am still waiting for admins permission. Is this normal on this forum?

hi, did you verify your membership through a link that was sent to you?

 

[primozp]

Where is the thread that you’ve started?
If you can paste a link here I’ll have a look to see if I can help.

I can't find it. After I click to "Submit" I get message, that I should wait to administrators approval. But no problem, I will write new message and post it to forum.

Thanks for the reply.

 

[podge]

I’ve found your 1st thread and approved it, so hopefully all will now be well.
If not have you seen Island sands post above and did you do as she has asked?

 

[primozp]

I’ve found your 1st thread and approved it, so hopefully all will now be well.
If not have you seen Island sands post above and did you do as she has asked?

I did verify my membership through a link that was sent to me, and get the information, that my account is activated:

Hi primozp and welcome to DeeperBlue Forums!

Thanks for registering at the DeeperBlue Forums -- you are now a member of one of the world's largest online diving communities covering FreeDiving, Scuba Diving, Spearfishing and Technical Diving. To get started we recommend you introduce yourself at Introductions and Greets where you can meet other new users and have any of your questions answered.
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I try to post New Thread to "Freedive Photography"and again get message:

Thank you for posting! Your post will not be visible until a moderator has approved it for posting. You will now be taken back to the forum. If you opted to post a poll, you will now be allowed to do so.

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This is Thread I tried to post few minutes ago:

5 years ago I decided that I will do UW photos only with naked compact UW P&S cameras (Pentax OPTIO Wxx, Olympus SW and Panasonic DMC-FT1) and with mask, fins and snorkel only, without any additional light source and without lead.

I was shooting photos on sites such as: Red Sea, Maldives, Indonesia and Dominican Republic. Due to the limitations of the cameras all photos (and movies) are taken at depths up to 8 meters.

Some examples from Sharm el Sheikh (Nabq, oct.2009):

I also take some video clips there: [ame="http://www.youtube.com/user/PrimozP#grid/user/0B5A9CB442CE9148"]YouTube - PrimozP's Channel[/ame]

Pictures and movies from other locations: Public Home | Primoz | Fotki.com / YouTube - PrimozP's Channel

 

[Stephan Whelan]

Hi,

I've taken a look but there is no reason for you to be getting your posts moderated. Can you try replying to this thread and see if your post ends up getting moderated?

Many thanks,

 

[island_sands]

Stunning pics!!!!!

 

[devondave]

Stunning indeed , but please remember that hard boiled eggs kill Napoleon Wrasse .
Autopsies carried out on some big wrasse revealed great numbers of undigested eggs in their stomachs . Some believe this is one of the reasons for the decline in big wrasse over recent years .
Regards ,
Dave .

 

[primozp]

Stunning indeed , but please remember that hard boiled eggs kill Napoleon Wrasse .
Autopsies carried out on some big wrasse revealed great numbers of undigested eggs in their stomachs . Some believe this is one of the reasons for the decline in big wrasse over recent years .
Regards ,
Dave .

Well, the way people interfere with wild animals is almost always damaging or even fatal for the animals - I could not agree more. At first my wife and I argued with others they should not feed the fish and they should not touch it, but we were rebuked. The sad fact is the fish is used to come every day on the clock and wait for the eggs. Also some locals encourage people to come and feed it. Although it seems that the fish learned to consume only smaller parts of the eggs, so it is still alive, such practice is not something I want to encourage. But, yes, I could not resist the photo opportunity, which documents the fact as it is. We did it only once, but the feeding at the pier continued every day.

Regards,
Primoz