Bill shoots the spool in wide angle

Emily gives two thumbs up to dad

Your watchful instructor

Bill's eye catches a great shot up the tree trunk

Without the wide angle lens, the pic composition changes

Spool teeth, no wide angle lens

Nice perspective "up", but no wide angle and no flash challenge this picture's exposure

Emily takes the camera and captures the dolphins

Dad checkin' gauges down below the tower

The wide angle lens allows for a nice capture of the plaque and diver dad

Look Em, no hands

A catfish around 40' inside the tower

Despite the depth and low ambient light, Emily composes a nice image with the aid of the wide angle lens

Here's a fun shot

Bill just hangin' in the water

Emily prepares to take the camera rig with the tray handle and strobe (note the color change with strobe use)

The dolphins and the platform in the background, with light

Emily composes this pic in landscape orientation

Light reveals a colorful instructor and illuminates facial features - light is good

Note the colors coming out but timing is everything - coordinate pic with subject breathing

The plaque with light and a wide angle capture

Nice composition Emily, steady hand too, no blur!

Fun perspective

Distance estimation and strobe position are key, note the strobe pattern on the platform just in the foreground of the subject bass

Good eye, a little blur

Better

Bill on the platform

A Halloween pic I think...

Two thumbs up again on the way to the exit

Two newly certified Advanced Open Water Divers

Bill & Emily S. - Congrats!