Maui Snorkling Pics
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ktsdad
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More hard coral formations!
Plain luck on getting this shot with the almost perfect reflection!
This Humu-Humu Trigger was about 12" long and very cool!
If you look close, there are 2 baby Puffers hanging around this rock!
The last shot was a mix of fish I discovered when a wave pushed me over a large rock.
Almost drowned trying to get a good shot!
Plain luck on getting this shot with the almost perfect reflection!
This Humu-Humu Trigger was about 12" long and very cool!
If you look close, there are 2 baby Puffers hanging around this rock!
The last shot was a mix of fish I discovered when a wave pushed me over a large rock.
Almost drowned trying to get a good shot!
zanoshanox
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Sweet pics!!
ktsdad
Member
Originally Posted by Reefman22
Wow thats nice. The water must have been relatively shallow to get pics like that! I'm sure u had a blast!!
REEFMAN
We went out early in the morning during low tide to get most of the coral shots.
This was the beach directly behind our hotel, very cool!
We used an old Kodak digital camera that we bought an underwater casing (thick plastic bag).
Worked pretty well, took about 200 shots and got maybe 30 good ones.
Trying to learn how to snorkle, deal with the camera and the waves all at the same time was exciting!
Seeing these animals (both corals and fish) in their natural habitat is truely amazing!
Wow thats nice. The water must have been relatively shallow to get pics like that! I'm sure u had a blast!!
REEFMAN
We went out early in the morning during low tide to get most of the coral shots.
This was the beach directly behind our hotel, very cool!
We used an old Kodak digital camera that we bought an underwater casing (thick plastic bag).
Worked pretty well, took about 200 shots and got maybe 30 good ones.
Trying to learn how to snorkle, deal with the camera and the waves all at the same time was exciting!
Seeing these animals (both corals and fish) in their natural habitat is truely amazing!
