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New Equipment, WOW!!!

We finally closed on our house in Atlanta. Now we are totally free of debt and can soon fall off the radar. The other benefit is that Niles is now in Key Largo with us and I had funds to buy new gear and get a housing for my camera. I have some shots below taken with the new housing. The pictures were taken on a trip with Silent World Dive Center to the the wreck of the City of Washington and South Ledges in Key Largo. One of the many benefits of no longer working with RRDC is that we actually dive places other than Winch Hole, Fire Coral Cave, and the Benwood Wreck.

The pictures have not been touched up in Photoshop. As is obvious a lot of the reds are missing. I hope to get a filter to add more of the red back to the pictures. Keep a look out for more pictures. I suspect I will be posting many more.



Whitespotted Filefish
Cantherhines macrocerus



Scrawled Filefish
Aluterus scriptus


Nassau Grouper, protected species
Epinephelus striatus


City of Washington


Soft Coral with X-mas Tree worms


French Angelfish, adult
Pomacanthus paru


Yellowhead Wrasse - injured, note bite near rear fin
Halichoeres garnoti


Great Barracuda - up close!
Sphyraena barracuda

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