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Underwater Fish Pics

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Well, went out again on Saturday, and managed to take a few pics I'd like to share with you all.

Enjoy,

Gerald
 

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Thanks! I'm just starting UW photography, and I'm really liking it. It is very hard to get everything right, and definitely harder than hunting. You have to get sooo close to get a good shot...

Gerald
 
Hi, the pics were taken of Ft. Lauderdale, FL USA. The big fish are called Amberjacks down here. Unfortunately the visibility wasn't stellar... I'll be going home to Curaçao next month where the waters are crystal clear, so it should make for some interesting photo ops.

Dive safe,

Gerald
 
Island: i used to go to Curacao a lot to play field hockey when i sued to live in Caracas, Venezuela (yes in latin america dudes play field hockey and no its not gay when a ball that is harder than a baseball zooms past the goal-keeper's head (mine) at +90mph ;) )
first thing to hit me, as a 9 year old was that all the women in the beach were topless, and all uf us (under 12years old) decided they were rent girls... jajaj pero despues nos acostumbramos a ver las tetas al aire y si que la pasamos bien... jodimos pero hasta decir basta..
 
hey we play hockey in ZA too... however rugby is more of a man's sport. jejjejeje

i miss being able to go topless.. when i take my t-shirt off now its like halogen lamps.
 
island_sands said:
i miss being able to go topless.. when i take my t-shirt off now its like halogen lamps.

gee that was somewhat of an overshare... joder tia pero en mi opinion no hay nada de malo con tener melones blancos con penzones rosados..
preguntale a Shane si no me creeis rofl


but if you are interested, you could get some sunless tanning cream. si voy a maldives en ano nuevo no tengo ningun probleman con traermelo. te lo digo sin joder ni nada pervertido.
 
Hey Mishu that's funny, I played field hockey in Curaçao, and went to Venezuela, Trinidad, Barbados etc... for interantional tournaments every year. I was the goal keeper also. I don't care what anybody thinks, but field hockey is a though sport. You can get seriously hurt quite easy... Perhaps I've played you in the past.

Anyways, Curaçao has some seriously good diving, and mostof it is doable from shore. It's very diverse, and has some really well developed, pristine reefs. No spearing though...

Gerald
 
a girl on our team got whacked on the ankle with a hockey ball. put her out of commission for six months with a shattered ankle.

not an easy sport to play.
 
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