I captured a picture of a diver on the reef cam on Sept 19,2002, at 11:06 AM.
If the diver wants a copy let me know.
How do I pose for a picture on the reef cam. Must I sit there two minutes to get caught, or is there an indicator
Elwin
bcsbagley@aol.com

Elwin,
There is not an indicator so you do need to make sure you are in front of it for at least two minutes. Have Fun!!
Debbie

elwin, have fun, and remember also to stay off the baby coral growing around the mooring block...some people forget and either stand or kick their fins up around the rubble, but there are coral heads trying to grow there

Edwin: Abolutely LOVE your alpacas! You are the first person I have ever heard of who is an alpaca farmer. They look sooo precious. What a lovely way to live. They are so beautiful. How long have you been doing this? I would imagine it is their fleece that is the "crop", right? Just so cute. I hope you have a wonderful time in Bonaire with her beautiful underwater life and her land critters, too. They are very sweet, also. Carole (an animal lover, as if you could not tell! LOL)

Elwin: Keep in mind anyone looking for pictures of themselves is able to find them in the archives.

Just a few minutes ago, I was looking at images of Faith from October 12, 2001. The archives include every non-black image from December 1st 2000 to present.

Access to the archives does require membership.

Elwin,
Two minutes underwater in one position can feel like a long time. We didn't time things with a watch on our last visit, so our capture was of us going away,,,and then gone. I hope you do better.

I snorkeled with an alpaca once...

Bob

Well, Bob, That is a new one. I would bet that an alpaca would love to snorkel. I cannot use a water trough that is too low, because they climb in the trough and immerse themselves as deep as possible.
Did you and the alpaca snorkle in a watering trough?
Elwin Bagley

I am a diver and artist who paints underwater scenes.I was in Bonaire this summer and loved it the reef was so beautiful. The people were great so friendy I can't wait to go back
Lee

Lee, welcome to the Webcams. Perhaps now you will be painting underwater alpacas... now that we know it COULD happen?