A few days ago, 4 of us dove the Johnny Morris wreck. She is 220 feet deep and we were all on 18/45. We all had scooters and with over 100 foot of vis and not much current, I wanted to get a shot of 3 scooters passing along side of the wreck. Unfortunately, I did not discuss this with anyone until we were on the wreck. This video is me trying to tell Frank and George what I want to do.
I wish I had video of the hand signals I was flashing while trying to get my point across.
[youtube]http://youtu.be/6Y2gQRtSA_I[/youtube]
It's not quite as funny as this one though
[youtube]http://youtu.be/UbFTdiBa9cg[/youtube]
Fun on 18/45
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pensacoladiver
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Re: Fun on 18/45
Having been on the receiving end of photographer instructions like this (although not as intelligible) I can relate -- pretty funny. Amazing how much light is in the water at that depth!
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Re: Fun on 18/45
Much like the PNW, some of the best visibility days here are in the winter. We have been blessed over the last month or so with 3/4 of the dive days having well over 100 foot of vis. Unfortunately, the seas are pretty much a constatnt 2 to 4 feet.