01-03-2007, 14:30
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The Big Kahuna
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Uwp Mag
The latest UWP mag is now on-line at the usual link- Underwater Photography web magazine
At the risk of blowing my own trumpet, you'll something there from me - you may recognise one or two of the photos. Remember, it's free so nothing stopping you downloading it folks. Tim
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04-03-2007, 01:04
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I'll be gracious and let Tim take all the credit (the photos are all his) though he did have a little help from his friends (and his wife) with the rest - but only tinkering!  We've just had a piece accepted by one of the major diving magazines so you will indeed see more about the Bahamas in print some time soon, with more of Tim's fabulous pictures. If you're inspired you really should get out there. We are not exaggerating when we describe it as virtually pristine, unspoiled virgin reef - it's exactly that! Get your camera out there while it's still that good - and put your name on a reef for posterity!
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06-03-2007, 11:04
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Great Article Tim. Makes me really jealous. Need to find a way to get out there before it becomes a popular destination.
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