13-06-2009, 14:01
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How bl!!dy quick, bet me and rob hadnt even started down the road and you were uploading
 .For me, the last 2 on the bottom row( lion fish/ yellow fish reef shots)  .will start to have a look in a while, and post something later on this evening simon.
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15-06-2009, 17:06
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I only got back on Sunday evening after stopping off to see my kids. Since about Saturday I've not been able to venture too far from the toilet and currently feel as about as ill as I have ever felt.
Quite an eventful trip. On the trip to Pembroke I flooded a strobe. Kevin at Aquaphot fixed it for me and I sorted my battery out. Well, lets say my handy work wasn't up to scratch and within 5 minutes in the water the battery compartment flooded again and so I was down to 1 strobe. I'm not making excuses, but I struggled all week with just one strobe. Here are my first offerings:        Some metal for GLOC:  Did we mention we saw shark??  Excellent trip, really liked the resort but couldn't really handle the heat. Think I'll stick to green water. Rob
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15-06-2009, 19:36
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The wrasse is an excellent shot although the cutesyness of the cleaner fish kissing shot makes it my favourite.
For the lionfish shot you always had the advantage of a decent model. |
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15-06-2009, 23:45
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Just managed to pop a selection of images on to photobucket, so here goes with a couple for show.
    will add a couple more later on, just starting to sort through. simon.
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