Watchlords

Dove basically the same site during the morning and then at night today and it was interesting to see the different types of critters at the different times. Water temp was 17C, each dive around an hour at 10m. The camera equipment I am still learning to use: Panasonic DMC LX-5 camera (manual mode in raw format), 10BAR 90m aluminum dive housing, Ikelite tray and arms, Sea&Sea YS-1 strobe. I took the Seiko MM300 on BFK rubber on both dives...IMO the quintessential dive watch.





















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Thanks :-)

Outstanding as always, Thanks for for sharing.

Bedlam, I always enjoy it when you post these threads. Very nice shots and awesome watch.

Out fucking standing as always Carl. The pics are fantastic.

I agree with all of the above--it's nice to see dive watches being used as they were designed.

Some of those fish look like good eatin', too.

conjurer wrote:I agree with all of the above--it's nice to see dive watches being used as they were designed.

Some of those fish look like good eatin', too.

The orange ones with the big fan fin display are Lionfish. They are predators and not native to this region and have little competition, so people are being encouraged to take them. The dorsal spines are neurotoxic though...so you need to spear them and clean those off. Apparently they are then really good eating.

I was being, as usual, a total asshole, Carl; but if you want to cook up some of those fish and get back to us, more power to you.

Doesn't it wake the fish when you pop that big 'ol flash at 'em at night?

Looks like you got the new rig, whatever it is. Nice pics.

3Flushes wrote:Doesn't it wake the fish when you pop that big 'ol flash at 'em at night?

Looks like you got the new rig, whatever it is. Nice pics.

Most of them are awake and swimming around. The dark velvet-look fish with yellowish fins and blue eyes was completely asleep though...his tail is just hanging off the edge of the rock.

Awesome pics as always. Appreciate you posting these.

Just saw this thread and the pictures. Beautiful as usual. Definitely stokes my desire to pick up this hobby, although I am sure any coastline near me is not this nice, or this clear. Thank you for sharing.

Bluesbro wrote:Just saw this thread and the pictures. Beautiful as usual. Definitely stokes my desire to pick up this hobby, although I am sure any coastline near me is not this nice, or this clear. Thank you for sharing.

No worries.

I'm off to Exmouth next week for a solid week of dives. The water is not bad here in Fremantle but Exmouth is another level all together.

Hey I must admit I had to google it to check you werent taking the piss but people really do eat lion fish!! Blew me away!! Learn something new everyday.

Awesome picks as always and better things to see than the fresh water lakes I have been diving in all summer here in New England. All though I now know where there are a lot of big Bass, he he,,,

Kahuna74 wrote:Awesome picks as always and better things to see than the fresh water lakes I have been diving in all summer here in New England. All though I now know where there are a lot of big Bass, he he,,,

It is cool to see those big fish swimming around and imagining them on the plate. I've never spearfished though....just shoot critters with the camera

I think underwater photography is on the list after a few other classes. Just finishing up a underwater Navigation class tomorrow, can't wait, I'll be diven,,,

Absolutely stunning pics, Bedlam...and the watch is also pretty cool! Love the reef!!!

Oh, that's why they're called dive watches. I get it now.

Simply great photos. Type of thing I'll probably go back to looking at time and again because it's just too entertaining. Very cool.

jonnybardo wrote:Oh, that's why they're called dive watches. I get it now.

something tells me you really don't,,,

Kahuna74 wrote:

jonnybardo wrote:Oh, that's why they're called dive watches. I get it now.

something tells me you really don't,,,

Something tells me you can't detect sarcasm.

jonnybardo wrote:

Kahuna74 wrote:

jonnybardo wrote:Oh, that's why they're called dive watches. I get it now.

something tells me you really don't,,,

Something tells me you can't detect sarcasm.

Or maybe you can't,,,