Hello groupers,
Glad to find a scuba group, divers are typically filled with care so no surprise to care/ squared.  I am a video editor.  With HD cameras we are shooting coral ecosystems.  If reef damage continues our works could be the best shoots available, so we're trying to capture the beauty found only in living corals and the fish who live there.
Care2 Share too,
Paul

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Hey there is law rate for April in Sharm El-Sheik Red Sea.. hope there is some divers will go and start posting about there dive

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Olga & Mohammed to our group.. please feel free to post what you like here..

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Szia Anita! Thanks for the invite and the help.

Hello Mohammed and everyone! Have great weekend!

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Anita.. here is the Albums link.. there is about 5300 picture in that link but you can see the albums about scuba diving and the Sharm El Sheik or all about egypt.. just click on the picture and the album will open then from there you can click on the picture to see it in big size the link is:

http://community.webshots.com/user/nabtian/albums/most-recent

Dont forget to let me know how you think about it

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I am back.. it is the best dives ever.. just I am working on the pictures and hope tomorrow I can post some of it

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Zahra .. ..

I am glad you joind us here.. and  I belive no shark can eat you.. they dont like sweets

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p.s. I think if I see shark in the eye, he will not bite me but if he sees my legs, will get hungry.

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It's been awhile but have experience with both boat and beach entry diving. I prefer beach entry cause my ears are sensitive and that gives them more time to equalize.

I really love snorkeling in warm shallow and clear water like Hawaii and you don't need much equipment either.

Here in california best diving is in Monteray Bay, where I was cerified and there is alot of sealife or in Catalina Island is nice too. We have sharks here but am only afraid while at the top swimming never down during dive do I worry.

I think diving or breathing underwater is how it must be like to fly or float in another world. At least that is what I'm thinking while I am diving. Zahra

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Hello

Im a Padi open water diver. live in Scotland, near St Abbs... one of our best dives here in the UK.

Took me 10 years to get my open water what with raising 3 children on my own and the "fun" of life. But 2007 is going to be my "DIVE" year

Looking forward to reading all the discussions, (and adding a few comments meself)

Lindsay

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Thalia...

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hai hai

Just new in this group

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Ahlan wa sahlan in our group

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I just joined after finding the group on Pedro B.'s profile.  I am certified NAUI and PADI, but haven't been diving in years.  I am looking forward to a refresher course and then getting out there again!!!!

Take care!

Roxie

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Loved your albums and photochain .. thanks dear for sharing this photos.

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Hi fellow buddies,

Just joined this group - found it on JeanLuc's profile...

I am a PADI OWSI Instructor living in Singapore, South East Asia. Picked up diving in Indonesia a couple of years ago and got hooked soon. After some technical (TDI) dive training to learn some new skills, I think for next year, I would like to focus on UW photography.Still need to get a good camera and strobe system.Last year, I bought a cheap digital UW camera and enjoyed taking home some memories from my leisure dives very much.

Please feel free to check out the following photochains and add your pics:

http://www.photochains.com/view/Underwater_World

http://www.photochains.com/view/Loving_Sharks

I am looking forward to learning from all of you guys - especially about dive destinations and UW photography...

Cheers,

Sabine   

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I just would like to welcome all the new members here.. wishing that every one to enjoy the posting in our group or to share in other posts..

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hi stephanie!

before i join scuba diving,i din know how to swim nor snorkel.i got really nervous everytime i was in the water. my diving instructer has to give me encouragements all the time. now, i haven't scuba for 4 months,already i missed the underwater moments.if you know how to swim, i dun think scuba diving is difficult for you. just try

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Thanks for the info. It doesn't seem like it would be so terribly difficult, but I've heard many people make it out to be that way. I will definitely look into it.

Stephanie

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Hi Stephanie and welcome to our group.. I want you to know that scuba diving is more easy than snorkling, speacilly by breathing.. when u take the course there will be the pool dive in first that you get use on the scuba gear.. but belive me it is the most beatifull and peacfull sport.. you will enjoy it too much..

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I will be moving soon to a place very near the water, and I would love to take up Scuba Diving as a hobby. I have snorkeled before, but that's about as deep as it gets.

I'm still not completely comfortable breathing underwater, as a swimmer might do. This issue didn't bother me when I was snorkeling (with my face in the water), and I was wondering if it would be much of an issue in Scuba Diving?

Does anybody have any tips or advice for a beginning scuba diver? Anything you could offer would be greatly received!

Stephanie

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