My Pics From Turks and Cacios

[Tim]

Had a great time down there would have liked to stayed longer to dive but I guess I`ll have to go back......

 

[Tim]

Some more pics....

More pics from Turks....

 

[House of Laughter]

Tim, that third pic should be entered into contests - awesome, keep the pics coming.

Hope you enjoyed your trip

House

 

[Tim]

A few more.....

A few more.....

 

[Josh]

Great pics! The coloration on that turtle is incredible.

 

[DEEPWATER]

Nice pic Tim ,
I argee with House that 3rd ppic is just Amazing !!

How long where you ther for ,It seems like yesterday you posted that you where going ..LOL

 

[Tim]

I was there for five days.Thanks for complimants guys.I have a few more I`ll put up.....

 

[Tim]

Some more shots....

 

[zahner]

very nice. more more!

how was the diving overall?

 

[Tim]

O.K a few more.......

 

[Tim]

No diving, these were all taken while snorkling......

 

[inline6]

Nice pics, what kind of gear did you use? (camera)

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

Great stuff!!!

Actually how bright is it under the water? The pics seems to show that the light is not very strong under the water.


Last time I was diving in Cancun, I asked myself the same question. I can see them(fish, coral, seabed) clearly but it seems that there isn't too much light under the water. I was wondering if that was just that day or that particular bay. Tell what's your feeling when you are down there.

 

[heuerfan]

Great shots, what type of camera were you using? Just snorkeling? Imagine the shots you would have gotten if you were diving

 

[Tim]

I used a canon A540 which had an underwater setting.The setting was suposed to get rid of some of the blue in the water.I noticed that in the shallow shots the light is much better and the deeper you went the darker it came out. I guess with a remote flash some of the deeper shots would have been a little brighter......

 

[inline6]

I used a cannon A540 which had an underwater setting.The setting was suposed to get rid of some of the blue in the water.I noticed that in the shallow shots the light is much better and the deeper you went the darker it came out. I guess with a remote flash some of the deeper shots would have been a little brighter......

Nice to know since I'll be doing the same thing next week, except I'm borrowing a friends similiar Canon camera w/housing.

Can't wait :wink1:

 

[loismustdie]

Excellent pics. I spent some time diving there myself, didn't have a camera to take pics though. Really nice job. I'm sure you had a great time.

 

[ShaunW]

Great shots! Thanks for the pic.

 

[Pedro]

Nice pics, looks like you had a blast. I bet you snapped a ton of pics, it's so addicting. There's nothing better than seeing fish in their natural enviroment. That blue wrasse seems to be eveywhere i've gone diving or snorkeling. Like the shot of the urchin. Feel free to share more. Good job.

 

[Hotwheels]

Wasup!!!! TIM
Hope u had a blast. Great pics...brings back fond memories...
Thanks for sharing ur pics:thrash: