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@dventureBuddy aka J@y

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Photo AlbumUnderwater Realm Oct 5, '04 12:29 PM
for everyone
After many dives, each dives seems fading from the other. Not until I discover photography and my interest rebounded. These were my new challenges. Its wonderful being able to bring back a fraction of my dives captured in still photos. Most fortunate of all, I can share them with all my friends out there. What we get to witness today are laboured attempts by counltess people who championed "conservation". Thank you, we felt gratified to be left with such magical beauty to be admired.

School of adult Barracudas
  
Barracuda
  
Boer Batfish
  
Batfish.2
  
Batfish / Moonfish / Spadefish..etc
  
Mappa Puffer (Arothron mappa)
  
Boxfish
  
Black Spotted Puffer (Arothron nigropunctatus)
  
Crabby.1
  
Crabby.2
  
Giant Red Guilding Sea Star (Asteroidea)
  
Lobsters
  
Bumphead Wrasse
  
BumpHead Wrasse
  
Bumphead Wrasse.1
  
Bumphead Wrasse.2
  
Lionfish
  
Feather Star
  
Picture 009
  
Picture 010
  
Pipe Fish
  
Sweetlips
  
Painted Sweetlips (Diagramma Pictum)
  
Painted Sweetlips school
  
Painted Sweetlips
  
Trevally school
  
Trigger Fish
  
Who's the fish?
  
School of Spanish Flags
  
Spanish Flags
  
Green Turtle feeding
  
Side by Side
  
Green Turtle
  
Green Turtle resting
  
Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas)
  
Turtle Silhouette
  
Green Turtles frolicking for soft sponges
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White-Tip Shark
  
Zebra Shark - upclose
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Zebra Shark.2
  
Yellow Headed Moray Eel
  
Yellow Headed Moray Eel
  
Yellow Headed Moray Eel
  
Bandid Moray Eel
  
Boris w/Giant Barrel Sponge
  
Myself
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maman72 wrote on Jul 11, '07
Ops.. remember to give way hah!!.....
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maman72 wrote on Jul 11, '07
OMG no sponge Bob being eaten!!!
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coalfox wrote on Jul 11, '07
ddd
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xiaomyst wrote on Jul 11, '07
oooOooo jay next time i leave it to you to take pictures for me underwater... hehehe... these pics are well taken..
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adventurebuddy wrote on Jul 12, '07
xiaomyst said
oooOooo jay next time i leave it to you to take pictures for me underwater... hehehe... these pics are well taken..
The sharpness and clarity's not there. But i very happy to be able to record down and keep what i've seen underwater and share it with everyone.
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adventurebuddy wrote on Jul 12, '07
coalfox said
ddd
Thx Ad, urs are fabulous too... :-)
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adventurebuddy wrote on Jul 12, '07
xiaomyst said
oooOooo jay next time i leave it to you to take pictures for me underwater... hehehe... these pics are well taken..
Yeah! only if you're not using that disposable camera :-(
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xiaomyst wrote on Jul 12, '07
adventurebuddy said
Yeah! only if you're not using that disposable camera :-(
ya, true... but it's too ex to invest in underwater cams... and i am clumsy to really manage so many things underwater.. hahaha
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adventurebuddy wrote on Jul 12, '07
xiaomyst said
ya, true... but it's too ex to invest in underwater cams... and i am clumsy to really manage so many things underwater.. hahaha
True, it is ex and needs regular care and maintainance too.
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ebbybear wrote on Jul 20, '07
Woah Jay, u looked very fair back then..hehe now, u look very tanned and of cos, "healthier" colour :P cheers!!
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adventurebuddy wrote on Aug 10, '07
ebbybear said
Woah Jay, u looked very fair back then..hehe now, u look very tanned and of cos, "healthier" colour :P cheers!!
Eb, I was really dark then cos i dive a lot. Pix taken underwater with flash will surely looks "fairer" ...lol...cheers
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yvonnetan14 wrote on Aug 19, '07
Ooo..e barrucudas look fierce.....
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adventurebuddy wrote on Aug 19, '07
yvonnetan14 said
Ooo..e barrucudas look fierce.....
Yeah Yvonne, while they are in e group, they are typically humble. But a lone Barra can be really aggressive. Anyway, I took this pic in the morning but the water visibility was only moderate during this low tide.
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