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-- posted by Eric Cheng @ Monday, November 17 2003, 06:11 pm

Love the salemas pics, and all the other fun fisheye pics.

-- posted by Eli @ Monday, November 17 2003, 10:02 pm

Thank you for the amazing salemas photos. Did the salemas generate any noticeable current when they swam by? Regards,

-- posted by Egg Roll Monster @ Tuesday, November 18 2003, 02:48 am

Nice stuff, Eric. Good to see Ken's treating you right! The boat looks beautiful . . .

-- posted by MikeO @ Tuesday, November 18 2003, 08:31 am

Great work as usual, Eric. The salemas pics are really mind-boggling. Oh, a 1Ds in the water... you are a brave man. ;)

-- posted by Aaron @ Tuesday, November 18 2003, 09:56 am

Crazy cool, dude.

-- posted by Eric M @ Tuesday, November 18 2003, 09:22 pm

Hey bro. Nice to re-live the trip via your pics! Seeya in San Diego.

-- posted by Nick Abadilla @ Sunday, November 30 2003, 12:43 pm

These pictures are fantastic-- certainly better than mine. Peru was a whole different kind of adventure, but it is so nice to get transported back to the Deep Blue. . . . Thanks!

-- posted by Kristen Smith @ Monday, December 1 2003, 08:17 am

Hi. I love your photography. Thanks for the IR tips i can't wait to try it out. Bye the way, do you use an autofocus system for your bird photgraphy. I find it hard to photograph birds in midflight, please email me a reply

-- posted by Jasser Abu-Giemi @ Saturday, March 6 2004, 01:41 pm

I use all of the focus points in my camera simultaneously, and it has no problem tracking birds in flight. Any high-end SLR should be able to do it.

-- posted by Eric Cheng @ Thursday, June 3 2004, 02:49 pm

Wow.... what super pictures. I was so impressed I just booked to go diving on deep blue in June 2005. Which is best - the land or the diving? The sea lions and whale sharks look spectacular. I can't wait.

-- posted by Peter Hicks @ Saturday, June 19 2004, 05:43 am

Thanks! This site is very informative. I hope to see more in the near future, Wishing you all the best!

-- posted by dean @ Thursday, August 26 2004, 03:55 am

Hi Eric, I know this is a post long after your trip, but do you know if the Deep Blue is looking at alternatives for air? I dove Galapagos last December on another boat and the only option was Alum 80s. I am used to diving with Steel HP 100 tanks. I must admit I sucked up air faster in the Galapagos I was so excited with everything passing by.

Jim

-- posted by Jim McDermott @ Saturday, April 9 2005, 05:29 pm

The pictures you took at Cousins rock......the unidentified fish....actually, it looks to me the are both different. The first (shown under G. nudy) is a Spotted Hawkfish. The second appears to me as a Blotched Hawkfish. The differents you can see by the kind of spots.....the spotted one has clear spots. The second one is more "marbel-like" which is the drawing of a "blotched" one!. Maybe you can update this and use this info for future pictures. Many Nice diving!!! Gr. Mireille

-- posted by Mireille @ Wednesday, October 19 2005, 07:34 am

Eric,

I'm going diving to the Galapagos the first week of December. As it appears you have dived there, both "their" summer and winter, I want to make sure that I am suited properly. Just how cold is it, and what do you typically wear? Also, if you could respond tp my email address, I would really appreciate it. Thanks! Chris Lewis

-- posted by Chris Lewis @ Wednesday, August 23 2006, 09:34 am

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