Hi All I just had my latest copy of Underwater photography e.magazine which is freely downloadable from http://www.uwpmag.com issue 13 has a Bonaire report by Mark Webster a very good British Underwater Photographer

Check out pages 15 to 20

The download link is http://www.uwpmag.com/issues/UwP13.pdf?dl=UwP13&src=downloads&rr=rr1049751839836


Issue 7 also has an article on Bonaire by Underwater Photographer Linda Dunk who also takes very good Photographs

I hope you find it of interest

nice reef shots...lots of sexy cameras too;)

Hi spongebob
I'm glad you like the e.mag
It's an excellent publication and Free too with lots of great info and fantastic images
I can’t wait to create my own Bonaire images in September which will be my first Blue water digital experience which I shall share on my return.

Have you downloaded all the issues yet ;-)

Regards Keith

keith,

i'm pretty sure bonaire is EXACTLY the place to be for a "blue water" digital experience;)

i guess it's all about opportunity and that's what's so truly unique about bonaire...

anyway, september - you might catch some of the coral spawn which could add a bit to the experience...

anyway, with the way things are going at work ()...i may just join you;)

later,

ps - thanks for the link!

(i may actually get serious about this stuff someday)

Hi Sponge Bob I am so looking forward to this trip as I have just used film previously and had the limitations that day boat diving gives you. So this type of freedom to practice and be creative without having to worry to much about running out of film just as the Whale shark comes around the corner I have been practicing at my local inland dive site to iron out my unfamiliarity with the new kit I am using a Nikon Coopix 5000 in a Subal housing and Nikon 105 strobe I have a Sea & Sea Slave but have not brought this into the equation yet (to much to think about) burn out seems to be a problem. Practice (and lots of luck make perfect :->)or so they say, I also spotted another nice Link http://www2.scubadiving.com/photo/instruction/

Regards

Keith