Sand in my shoes
Posted: Wednesday, 07 May 2008 |
Sometimes you feel the need to chill out, to hear nothing but the cries of the birds on the seashore. So off to Marwick Bay we go so i can play with the camera and chill out for half an hour. Marwick was somewhere i had never been and it is a lovely place. Not a whole lot to say really, i spent most of my time looking through a view finder....
And these are some pics from a dive on the Rodean which lies in Longhope bay. This was the first time i got my nice new camera in with me on a dive, so not many pics yet....
And these are some pics from a dive on the Rodean which lies in Longhope bay. This was the first time i got my nice new camera in with me on a dive, so not many pics yet....
Comments
really good snaps;DoD kep them coming!
carol from over here
Very nice PHOTOS, DoaD!
Barney from Swithiod pedantic again
Love the pix, and fascinated by the underwater ones.
Ruthodanort from Unst
These are great pics, DoaD. What are those clear tube-y things in the third underwater pic?
Jill from EK
DoaD, You have so many talents, I'm jealous.
CVBruce from CA, USA
Jill they are lightbulb seasquirts. The tubes are around 1.5cm long and they tend to occur in patches over the wrecks. I'm a bit new with the camera so seem to have focussed on things that dont move!
Deckhand from In the wheelhouse
Love the Starfish photo !! You certainly have an eye for interesting shots. Fabulous !!
Squidgy the Otter from Isle of Coll
VERY nice. Thank you.
mjc from NM,USA
Is that Nessie I see in one of your pics - having a wee break in Longhope Bay to escape all the tourists scouring Loch Ness ?
Duncan from Brum
Fantastic photos DoaD, especially the underwater ones. We hardly ever get a chance to see photos like these.
Carol from IBHQ
I like the giant wulk...it would make a meal...
Flying Cat from dribblingalloverthejoint
Would it suprise anyone to know that our ultimate ancestors among the invertebrates are the sea squirts? No, I thought not. But they are. Passing resemblance to any ones uncle?
Barney from Swithiod sporadically scientific
Quite like someone's brother...
Flying Cat from nearly not here
After coming to Orkney in May 2006 for 8 months, somehow I am still here. Running the MV Valkyrie in the summer and helping on the farm in winter is now my life. 
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