Late Afternoon Encounters
Couple of late afternoon photo’s from Close Encounters reef in Pemuteran. Water was a bit hazy so lighting wasn’t so great. Still couple of nice pics.
Couple of late afternoon photo’s from Close Encounters reef in Pemuteran. Water was a bit hazy so lighting wasn’t so great. Still couple of nice pics.
Been incredibly busy the last few weeks with high season in full swing, so not much time to take new pics. However I did get some nice shots early in July while night diving Mucky Pirates Bay.
Now Back to Diving 😉
The Captain
Another day of cold water (25C brrr..) and mucky vis in Secret Bay with dive buddy Kimmy More. No Frogfish this time but I did get a classic sea snake picture as it headed for the surface to get a breathe of fresh air. Mmm maybe I should wash my wetsuit 🙂
All in all two very long and one very lost (due to lousy vis, honest:-)dives. With plenty of stuff to be seen.
The Captain
Paul M Turley
Yesterday was a good day to pray
Vis was so so, with lots of large particles in the water but otherwise a great dive as usual.
More photo’s can be found on the new Facebook page
Where I’m setting up albums for each of the divesites.
Also a good way for the Sea Rovers Brethren to keep in touch with each other and share diving stuff, photos etc.
The Captain
Make yourselves depressed by looking at our Pemuteran reefscape while your working on the office computer.
Enjoy
The Captain
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Lost Pirate treasure ship found off the Pemuteran coast. (Again 🙂
Pirate Brethren Bruce swimming over the decks looking for lost doubloons.
Abdul checks out the hold for valuable cargo
Her rigging amazingly still intact as Bruce cruises along her side.
Simon finds something interesting to Photograph.
Simon & Bruce coming up from the depths.
Bruce and Simon enjoying some of the most pristine coral formations to be found this side of Bali.
Bruce and Abdul (dive guide in training) exploring the shallower reefs.
Canyon Wreck was sunk some 4 years ago and is still in remarkable condition for a wooden vessel.
Again part of the still on going Reef Gardeners project.
An interesting dive at a depth of 30mtrs coming up into a beautiful coral canyon.
The Captain