Rubble beneath the waves

Christopher Hamilton · Issue 66, May/Jun 2012 · pp. 60–62

Products mentioned: Nikon D200, Subal housing, Nikonos II

been an incident where a diver has been bitten by a tiger shark. Jim requires passengers to participate in these shark dives according to a specific safety rules and guidelines, and all divers must follow these guidelines as part of the group if they want to be in the water. As a final note, these large, magnificent predators are wild animals and there is always a degree of risk involved in such activities. For me, I look at my time in the water with these creatures as a blessing and an opportunity to share my images as a way of communicating their importance on this earth. Steve Rosenberg www.ReefID.org Facebook page ReefID A lemon shark at the surface near the dive platform, as we prepare for a night dive. Subal Housing with D300 camera, Sea & Sea 250 Strobes, ISO 320, F-22, 1/200, 12-24 Nikkor lens with camera on manual focus at focal distance of less than a foot. have some explaining…