Northwest Dive Club

Hope everyone had a nice weekend.

On Saturday, Penders and I hit Sund Rock. The mission was to photograph the Warbonnets in the Cloud Sponges with my snoot. Shooting with the snoot was a challenge, but I got some cool results.













On the second dive we hit the North Wall. Viz was great and the critters were out in full force.













Have a great week.

Great shots! What's a snoot?

Hey great shots and nice work!

Fantastic shots! Love the shrimp!!!

diverden wrote:Great shots! What's a snoot?

Thank you. A snoot attaches to your strobe and provide a spotlight beam. This isn't my setup, but it shows the snoot.

Gdog wrote:Hey great shots and nice work!

Thanks gd

ScubaJess wrote:Fantastic shots! Love the shrimp!!!

Thanks Jess, I used my +5 wet diopter too

4th shot is my fav.....love those colors!

Gdog wrote:4th shot is my fav.....love those colors!

Me too George. That is my fav too. I got the lighting from the snoot right on the edge of the eye, and it was in focus.

I like the dead salmon eye!

Ahh, The Snoot. I knew there was a technical term for that. I have a buddy that used to be way into [underwater] photography and he liked to call them "super soakers" (light soaking.) He would backlight and/or side light with one or two on remote strobes. http://www.kennethkopp.com/#/gallery--w ... Back-Light
I wish I had the patience. Keep up the good work!

diverden wrote:Ahh, The Snoot. I knew there was a technical term for that. I have a buddy that used to be way into [underwater] photography and he liked to call them "super soakers" (light soaking.) He would backlight and/or side light with one or two on remote strobes. http://www.kennethkopp.com/#/gallery--w ... Back-Light
I wish I had the patience. Keep up the good work!

Your buddy has some really cool pics. I love the Garibaldi pics.

derekcs wrote:I like the dead salmon eye!

Thanks. That was one of those quick shots that turned out pretty cool

Nice