Under water digital pictures - Canon S300 with Canon WP-DC100 in OAHU

Under Water Digital Pictures - OAHU

What else do I like to do when I am not playing with the car? Scuba diving and underwater

digital photography with my new wife.

These pictures were taken with my Canon S300 Digital Camera and Canon WP-DC100 Underwater Case.

I have not altered the pictures in any way, and I did not use any kind of external flash or strobes.

Here is Wendy blowing bubbles. Hard to get a picture of her when she is not exhaling!!!	Bunch of fish came to greet us as we started our decent.	Odd looking fish with the Mahi, WWII Mine Laying Ship wreck behind.	Here is a picture of the ship wreck from the deck. This about 80 feet deep and at the bottom of the boat it is 95 feet deep.
Here is Wendy going through part the inside of the wreck	More fish with the ship wreck in the back ground	Wendy grabbed the camera and got me!	Here is a deflated blow fish.
The Mahi was converted into a 'cable laying' vessel. This is the the boom in the front of the boat.	Here is one the guides getting the fish excited with a little food.	Here is Wendy exhaling for the picture!	Throwing out a Shakka in the Hawaiian spirit.
I think this is an Eagle Ray. He was coming right at me, until I pulled out the camera. There he goes...	On our way to the next dive site we came across a school of spinner dolphins.	Some more pics of the dolphins.	Here is a good shot.

Wendy just missed one spinning in the air.	more dolphins...	even more....	and more...
we think there were about 100 of them!	Just turned away from me.	heading out.	Our next dive site was through some lava caverns. Here is Wendy coming though one of the arches.
We found a sleeping reef shark.	I tried to swim in for a closer shot.	Tried to get even closer so the back scatter of the sand in the water would not reflect the flash back at the camera.	I have no clue what this is, but it was pretty cool. It was also pretty long.
Here are a few others in our group.	Little fish about 40 feet deep.	Found an Octopus.	We got to hold the Octopus.

Here is Wendy holding the Octopus.	Our guide has the Octopus stuck to his mask.	This was a big green starfish like thing that was sitting on some coral.	Here is a close up of the underside.
We found a sea turtle in one of the caverns.	I was getting a lot of back scatter.	Went in for a closer shot. Flash brought out better color.	Here he/she is for a candid.
Gave me the candid and decided to go on its way. Can't follow because they are protected.	another fish about 40 feet down.	Another...	and another...
Wendy exhaling again!!!	Hey... I got her to hold her breath for a second.	Me and the yellow fish.	Found an eel hiding in the coral.

Chasing some yellow fish.	Just missed him.. he is moving away.	Wendy go a picture of this curious sea turtle coming over to see what she is doing.	Got his picture and went on his way.
Found another eel in the side of one of the caverns.	Wendy going for a close up of me.	My turn to hold another Octopus we found.	Close up of an Octopus.
Wendy gets to hold another Octopus.	Close up of coral.	School of fish..	Tried to get another fish. You can see a little opening.
Bubbles coming through the top of one of the caverns.	Close up of a couple of fish eating or pecking on some coral.	Another fish...