Northwest Dive Club

I'm seeing if they have a trailer available.

spatman wrote:dan, you *have* to find some clips of the film to post...

I know!!
I wish I still had the tapes but he bought em. I'm sure he'll let me post some video clips on the website.

BDub wrote:Only Dan could film a movie that may get nominated for a "STIFFY"

Seriously, that's really cool

Now THATS funny! But it's not my movie, I just shot the underwater scenes. Underwater stiffy?

So about 3 or four years back I shot some (SD) footage for a local filmmaker making a movie about a sea creature (I thought it was a SEA creature) and all this time I heard nothing from him. Oh well must have given up. Then today I got a strange call about how a film won some awards at STIFF (Seattl...

It has NO serial number either.

I can't remember if the other Megs had serials yet, Laura do you remember?

I was just saying that that is one reason they do it. And that, in my opinion, is okay.

One reason is that maybe the said person did some work for the rep/company and the company wanted to pay him for his work with the only way they could, with discounted product. It actually happens all the time.
That could be one reason.

Sad, sad news.

RIP

The harbor wreck, I'd say you need a scooter, LOOOOONG swim. The second one we tried to access it from shore but the shore is private property (someones house) and we didn't want to wake them up. If you make nice with them, you could swim it.

Once again headed out to document a couple of wrecks in front of the Seattle Tennis Club, an old collapsed hull, and a wooden scow. Approximately in 25-30 FFW.

Enjoy

[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/11776176[/vimeo]

Bigsky and I went out to search for some of NOAA's targets in Quartermaster Harbor Vashon Island. Great place, flat plains underwater, lot's of jellyfish and we found two wrecks. We scootered from shore one day, and the second got a ride from a guy we met out there. But you'll see that in the video....

What's one woman's trash is another man's / woman's treasure.

Walter had a good idea as well, maybe i can get in touch with Kent and ask him if he'd be interested in sharing some of the sub footage from years ago... Add that to their footage and correlate with new stuff and see what we can come up with!! that would ROCK!! I just talked to Gary Severson a few ...

Well, we have arrived! The scenery here is GORGEOUS and we enjoyed it all the way here on the road. Right now I'm looking at a marvelous view of the Tofino harbor from my hotel balcony, and I'm just drinking the splendor in! The diving starts tomorrow morning, and we're hoping that the scenery unde...

Mattleycrue76 wrote:The local tech instructors should get together and sponsor you guys Talk about dealing crack...

I like that!Those charters are expensive!

Walter had a good idea as well, maybe i can get in touch with Kent and ask him if he'd be interested in sharing some of the sub footage from years ago... Add that to their footage and correlate with new stuff and see what we can come up with!! I just talked to Gary Severson a few days ago, I'll bri...

I am so grateful that Dan is willing to 'give up' part of his dive (and his post production time after the dive) to share the wreck with us, because i know that pushing a camera along does "change the experience". I figure if I'm going to "document" these wrecks, what good is fi...

nanmark1 wrote:Good job as usual Dan. Who's that goofy looking guy giving the commentary in the video?

Mark T.

I originally wanted a guy named Mark T. for the interview but the wind was too noisy to hear him. Should have brought the dead rat. :angry:

Sorry dude, next time.

YUP.

Thanks all! :roll:

My only regret is that I don't have more time to spend in one spot. (too antsy to see more!)

Dashrynn wrote:I would be interested in these sites as well, the viz is amazing.

It's a great scooter dive. We'll have to get a group out there.

Our team went and dived the Admiral Sampson a couple times here recently and had two AWESOME dives. The surface conditions the first day were flat calm seas, with the second being a little rougher. We had a planned time of 25 minutes on the bottom with a total run-time of around 160 minutes. Our goa...

Looks like a barge hatch. on old bulk barges they would have several hatches that are very similar to what that is. They are domed up so they can fill them to capacity and keep the contents dry. The holes were so gain or coal could be filled into the hold without taking the whole hatch off. but the...

Nwbrewer wrote:

Romer Treece wrote:Yup, you got it. The two wrecks in the video you don't actually need scoots, but the third (the bathtub) you definitely do.

Let's get out there one of these days soon.

It's been a while since I've been in the lake, let's try and work something out.

Fo sho! :rr:

Yup, you got it. The two wrecks in the video you don't actually need scoots, but the third (the bathtub) you definitely do.

Let's get out there one of these days soon.