Showing posts with label cuba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cuba. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Colourful and cute...

Today's image from Honduras - courtesy of our traveling divers, Marc-Etienne and Donovan - is of a Scrawled Filefish. These creatures are quite commonplace and usually seen individually or in pairs. The electric blue stripes can be 'flashed' and change as the fish moves along.

M-E and Donovan are getting some great images, which will be amongst other shots shown at a Club Show 'n Tell in mid February.

Our VP, who is in Cuba right now and sending back occasional reports (between massages) , will also contribute to this evening. Sadly, his internet connection is not permitting the passage of pictures.

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Showed and Told....


This evening, despite the snowstorm, a dozen Club members met to hear travellers' tales about warmer dive sites. Marc-Etienne and Donovan led off with descriptions of diving in Cuba. Their photographs, using an underwater camera for the first time, drew praise from everyone present. Jeffy then expanded on our knowledge of Cuba with some well-chosen remarks on diving there.

Cozumel was dealt with by Billy, who drew on some great material prepared by Jenny. Because of constraints on time, a second contribution, from Jim and Tracey, had to be put on hold for another gathering.

Adam closed the evening with a superbly shot video depicting a recent trip to the Mexican mainland and the cave complexes of Tulum - south of Playa del Carmen. His images brought the whole experience to life - and inspired almost everyone to consider a caving experience at some future time. His closing shots, taken on a night dive on a coral reef, were a great end to a successful evening.

The contributions of all concerned were well thought through and very informative. Many thanks to everyone involved.