Bonaire Pictures

[Zenagirl]

I posted a trip report in the Caribbean travel section, but thought I'd post a link to the new webpage I created for our travel adventures. The report is also posted there, as well as a few pictures that my husband took.

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[mocepts]

Nice. I'll be there in 10 days, and the reports and pics are greatly appreciated.

[ScubaJ]

Excellent photos!
Looks like that photo lesson really paid off.

[brains]

Awesome photo's! Just out of curiosity, what camera/set up were you using?

[tonka97]

Wonderful photos!

Great color!

Thank you!

[Trey9123]

Those are great, my pics always turn out so dull, what camera did you use.

[waytooslow]

Nice stuff. Me and the bud were looking at possible trip dates last night, might be a little advanced for us, but yeah we can dream. Thanks for sharing.

[Zenagirl]

Thanks for all the compliments, my husband's pictures have always been good, but the class took them to the next level, that's for sure.

He shoots with a Sea&Sea DX8000 point and shoot digital camera (discontinued now), with a Sea&Sea YS-27 strobe. He also has a Sea&Sea wide angle lens, which he used for the Town Pier shots as well as many of the reef scenes. I use Adobe Photoshop to adjust the color and brightness, and like my husband, have a bit of learning still to do.

Tim at Fish Eye Photos has promised to teach him how to use the wide angle while doing macro next year, so that should add a whole new dimension to his photos. We can't wait to return to Bonaire next year.

[mchain]

Holy cow, that eel is menacing!
Great pictures, thanks for sharing.

[Jenn]

Those are awesome pics I cant wait to go there some day and dive. looks like you had a great time. what kind of camera were you using?