Silent Sunday: Images From A Cenote - Scuba Hank NYC

Silent Sunday: Images From A Cenote

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Passage in and out of the cenotes and into the jungle
Passage
scuba diver descending into the underwater cavern
Diver
Dive guide leading the journey
Dive Guide
Underwater photographer taking a picture in the cenotes
Underwater Photographer
Scuba diving equipment on a pickup truck
Jungle Diving
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The reefs off Dauin are known for producing some of the best macro encounters in the Philippines. Between the dark volcanic bottom and the sheer variety of life, even a single nudibranch can turn into a standout moment underwater. 🇵🇭 Hidden among the coral reefs off the coast of Dauin, this predator waits for its next meal.

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4 responses to “Silent Sunday: Images From A Cenote”

  1. Kelly MacKay Avatar
    Kelly MacKay

    You are brave.

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    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar
      ScubaHankNYC

      Generally, I think if you have the right training, you can enjoy somewhat dangerous environments. However, you must respect the skills you obtained during training.

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      1. Kelly MacKay Avatar
        Kelly MacKay

        Yes.

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