Northwest Dive Club

Price slashed to $1,250.00 Great gear just gathering dust. Buy a Nikon D3S camera in great condition for $1,250.00 and get an Aquatica Housing for free!

Price drop to $1,700.00 I just ordered an Aquatica D850 Housing and would love for someone to take this.

Joshua Smith wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 5:30 pm I have a dry suit for sale, super cheap. I’m 5’10” and 260#. (I know. Working on that.)
If you’re anywhere close to that, hit me up. It’s a fully tricked out DUI with all the extras. Only dived a couple of times...

I was measured last week and believe a new suit has been ordered but thanks.

That was a FANTASTIC camera back in the day! Probably still beats most out there. We have a bunch of photographers that dive Redondo ThThTh every Thursday night (see the planning section), come on by some time! I'm looking forward to getting back in the water and live less than 5 miles from Redondo...

Nikon_D3S_5695_72pi.jpg Nikon_D3S_5692_72pi.jpg Aquatica_D3S_Housing_5721_72pi.jpg Aquatica_D3S_Housing_5711_72pi.jpg Aquatica_D3S_Housing_5705_72pi.jpg I am selling my lightly used Aquatica D3S Housing with virtually unused standard eye piece (I used the Aquatica View Finder). It was $4,190.00 new...

Hi YellowEye, I find the most used lens in Puget Sound is the 105mm Micro Nikkor with the Aquatica Macro Port and extension. I also use the 60mm macro with the same port and no extension if I think I might find some larger critters. I use the Sigma 15mm Fish Eye with the 9.25" glass dome and co...

Before I take pictures of the housing and post a FS ad I wanted to check interest in current Aquatica Housing owners happy with the Aquatica system but interested in upgrading to a pro size Nikon FF DSLR. This is a BIG camera body but blazingly fast with great low light capability and video support....

I started to wonder what its' intentions were!

the frontal tenaculum is used to
grasp the posterior edge of the pectoral fin of the female to aid in positioning the male during copulation.

I was getting in position to take this creatures picture when I noticed a white hand like appendage waving at me from the top of its’ head. I had to do some research since I hadn’t noticed it in other rat fish. “All chimaeroid fishes are oviparous. Males possess elaborate copulatory organs on their ...

I'm a Coug but can appreciate a good team, especially when my image gets published on the cover of a national SI issue. Now all I need is a double truck on "Leading Off" and I can knock off the next item on my bucket list.

A National Cover! I just wanted to share since this is kind of a stealth hobby/job.

http://college-football.si.com/2013/10/ ... lustrated/

A couple dives at three tree point Saturday allowed me to get some cardio in lugging my camera down to the beach and back but little else. The first dive was a learning experience due to the fact that the only reasonable vis was below 65 feet and we barely caught ourselves before we exceeded our no-...

My sincerest condolences are with Leanne, Her Family, Friends, and Dive Partner. Very sad news.

I had a couple dives at Three Tree today hoping to get a few pictures. The first dive my camera wasn't working since I had taken pictures of the inside back for a housing repair tech to show him the Live View Lever that would press the button as soon as I hit 5 feet or so and I forgot to move it bac...

Look good to me too :-) BTW - Is the 5th shot a cockscomb? I don't know if I have ever noticed a "mohawk" like the one that fella has. I confess I am too new at this game and am just starting to learn the different species that lie beneath the sea. Here is a wider shot that had a hot spot...

What is the maximum width? Rare to run in to a forum that doesn't support 800 pixel width anymore. Here are some 640p wide versions to test. Thanks. http://www.pbase.com/georger/image/148894200.jpg http://www.pbase.com/georger/image/148894202.jpg http://www.pbase.com/georger/image/148894203.jpg http...

After over a month since my last dive I made the short drive down the hill to Redondo for a nice dive with Bob. I am still new at this game but starting to notice flaws that bother me now where I had been thrilled just to get a shot my first few times out. I think I know what happened and next trip ...

Folks- a question. Have you used a photo printing place to make large (or small I suppose) prints of your underwater pix? If so, what would you recommend for best quality/price? I have some images taken on a trip we were on that I would like to make pretty large to frame and hang in the house. Many...

Dusty2 wrote:Awesome photos George! Looks like that setup works pretty damn good.

Bob is definitely the semi official ambassador to Redondo and a good photo buddy as well

Like Bob, I am blessed to live no more than 10 minutes from Redondo and I have not tired of it yet.

Love the lumpie shots, especially the dark guy with the shining eyes, but to me, the winner is the curled-up shaggy mouse nudibranch. The sharpness of the cerrata is amazing! The Shaggy Mouse is definitely one Bob had to point out and even after he did, I wondered what was so interesting. It just l...

Bob was kind enough to take me on a couple guided Lumpy tours at Redondo Beach this week. The latest outing was Thursday night, January 17th. This was my 4th attempt at underwater photography after a few fails due to the wrong strobe bulkhead on my housing and first attempt with my 105mm macro. I’ve...

Quick one that needed very little post processing. The 105 was a good choice Bob; much tougher to focus and find the subject but the shallow DOF and more pleasing Bokeh was well worth it. This could get habit forming. Time to shower and get warm. Thanks Bob! Looks like nwdiveclub.com has cropped my ...

George, those came out great ... the medusa jelly shot is especially nice. Glad we had a chance to go out ... still don't know what caused all the turbulance during the last half of that dive. ... Bob (Grateful Diver) It got interesting attempting to hold the camera still. The attached were taken f...

Dusty2 wrote:Wow! awesome shots. What are you shooting? Oh and welcome to the board.

Thanks for the welcome Dusty2.

As a newer diver, I shooting a kit larger then I can handle and I need to keep getting out in order to improve my buoyancy and control. It is a Nikon D3S and I had the Nikkor 60mm AFS on it.

Thanks for the Lumpy tour Bob. I am no longer a Lumpy virgin. Here are a couple quick edits from tonight at Redondo. I doubt I would have ever seen them without you pointing them out. Thanks again. That was fun until the waves hit. http://upload.pbase.com/georger/image/148351640.jpg http://upload.pb...