Northwest Dive Club

Nice photos. The queen trigger is gorgeous.

James, great shots as always! The water has been really cold recently, about 44 today. The pace of the dives when taking pictures doesn't help, I was really cold today. The upside is that Redondo always has enough to keep the dives interesting. Today things were really small. The nudis were smaller...

Another nice dive at The Dond. Last Thursday was so cold that I brought a couple of poly base layers and a thin merino t-shirt to wear under my weezle. Too bad I left the weezle at home so dove in 2 poly base layers on my legs and the merion t, a cotton sweatshirt and a thin jacket. Cold, cold, cold...

cardiver wrote:

ktb wrote:LOVE that last one, Ron!!

The crab eye?
Thanks, Kelly!

Did you start drinking the minute you got home?

Ron - what am I looking at in that third-to-last photo? I want to say it looks like an anemone, but I'm not entirely sure... Yes, the third-to-last photo is an anemone. Maybe by then I'll be done contemplating if Ron is just messing with my head... Why would you think that? Perhaps Ron't thinking t...

I met up with cardiver at 1430 for a dive at Redondo today. We did the south side. Vis was pretty good considering the recent weather. probably at least 15'. After the first dive, too many people to name showed up. I decided to whimp out on a second dive. I was cold. My computer recorded the water t...

I agree with Keith, you're old. I can't imagine being that old. I guess the one good thing about old age and scuba buddies is that we'll never think less of you for wearing depends.

Thanks all for the birthday wishes.

Nice photos and as always, great video Mike.

cardiver wrote:So you only solo dive now? :angry:

Nah, I just didn't feel like getting up early or staying out late.

Here's a few pics I took with Cheng's new camera last night. I think I might have it figured out now ... Bob (Grateful Diver) That XZ-1 is a great camera. I guess the shooter might deserve a little credit as well ;) He lives! Great pics, Bob. I really liked that camera but I have this sickness that...

Grateful Diver wrote:Here's a few pics I took with Cheng's new camera last night. I think I might have it figured out now

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

That XZ-1 is a great camera. I guess the shooter might deserve a little credit as well

Lots for wonderful photos.

Ron, I love the way the fish in the background on the Gunnel photo blends right into the substrate.

Three more from last night's dive with diverc (Rich) ... ... Bob (Grateful Diver) Nice job on that pipefish Bob. They're surprisingly difficult to get an attractive photo of, at least for me. Have there been other years where the cockerell's have been at Redondo? At least for the 2 years I've been ...

Lots of great photos. What a wonderful sequence of the nudi Tom.

Very nice. No pictures Dale?

Those are some huge nudies. So how many of them did you pick up

It was great getting to check out Pt. Hudson again. Unfortunately I flooded my light canister but it still turns on so perhaps it will survive. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-_S5AfHHpc1w/TuVdZGUjazI/AAAAAAAABCM/DpLjBMiMxn0/s640/DSC_0176.jpg https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-jUhVBsLlw0w/TuVdYgyT...

Thanks for keeping the thread going. It's been great to see all the additions.

Just watch out for this guy.

Nice Keith! It took me two years to finally get a lumpie photo as good as yours.

Now you just need to stop touching the fish. Think about the poor fish when he got home that night.

"Okay Nemo, use this doll to show me where the scuba diver touched you?"

Nice job on that second Lumpie Jeff.

You missed getting a pic of the most beautiful thing in the water though.

If anyone coming to Redondo tonight has an extra fiber optic cable for a strobe I would love to borrow it for tonights dives...... Will your second strobe slave visually off the first one? On some, the primary is bright enough to trigger the second one without a cable. Of course no sTTL but only wh...

I'll be there.

Mongo wrote:Hi, I'm new here and would like to meet some divers between 40' and 80' FSW.

New here?

I hope you have a quick and relatively comfortable recovery.