Photos of me during scuba dives are rare, largely because most divers don’t carry cameras. During a week in St. Eustatius, my dive buddy Dominique managed to snap a few shots of me in action—thanks, Dominique, for the images!
In the picture above, I’m getting ready to capture a moment with a Lobster.
Exploring a shipwreck off the coast of St. Eustatius.
Trying to blend in with schooling fish above the wreck.
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Nice Shots.
It was nice of her to take a few images of me. I don’t have many images of myself underwater.
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Very cool! Must feel different to be on the receiving end of the shots!
It feels good to be a subject.
Thank you Dominique. You have gifted him something special which will be even more valued in years to come. I do hope more divers record such images.
I’m dating myself saying this, Hank, but the first thing I thought of seeing the black-and-whites was ‘Sea Hunt!’ ;>)
Funny, I just found it on PlutoTV and I’m starting to watch.
Wonderful photos. Thanks for sharing with us!
The photographer rarely gets photographed. Glad you did this time.
Finally, something I can show to my mom… that she can understand. LOL!
You need to give her one of you underwater framed.
Good morning Hank, Thanks for looking at my blog and I am really enjoying your photography. Great shots. Statia is one of my favorite dive destinations. I love searching through the old wreak sites and the history there is overwhelming. Have you been to Saba yet?
I dived off the coast of Saba several years ago on a liveaboard trip aboard the Caribbean Explorer II. Our itinerary included a half-day dive in St. Martin, followed by 3.5 days in Saba, and finished with a day of diving in St. Kitts.
In my opinion, the marine life in the area is relatively consistent due to the islands’ (Statia/Saba) proximity. However, Statia stands out for its wreck diving opportunities.
When I return to Saba, I’d likely choose a land-based operator. They offer smaller boats and have access to more mooring Buoys, providing greater flexibility. While the liveaboard had some advantages in terms of convenience. Some dives sites buoys couldn’t support a boat of that size.
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