@AshleySutherland greatly appreciated!

@DiversLens thanks!! No filters used.

@@DiversLens thanks so much!! Sony A1 with 28-60mm behind WACP-C.

Thank you so much 😀

Glad you like them!

Thanks!! I did a couple of dives at Apo island and two days at Apo reef. There wasn't much life at Apo reef this trip.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much!!

Greatly appreciated!! Still torn between giving it a break or full steam ahead...found some epic trips coming up so will likely go with the latter.

Appreciated! I posted a decent video from Thailand on my page. I have a quick video from Raja Ampat, still have to edit a longer video for that trip. Almost done an amazing video from Philippines and will post soon.

Will check out the Thailand vid and def looking forward to the Philippines one! I’ll be diving there eventually, possibly tubbataha.

Glad you enjoyed it

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Many thanks!

Thanks! No liveaboard for this trip.

Thanks so much!! I'm using a Sony A1 in an underwater housing.

Terima kasih banyak. Saya harap Anda juga menikmati video saya yang lain. Masih banyak lagi yang akan segera diunggah

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Cheers!

Many thanks!

Greatly appreciated!! I believe i used the same lens for wide angle and macro in this video. Was able to zoom all the way in with the 28-60mm behind a WACP-C lens and turn on APS-C mode for further zoom.

Greatly appreciated!!

​@@johnfreele😊

Thanks so much!! I used the Sony A1 in Nauticam housing with 28-60mm lens behind a Nauticam WACP-C lens. Believe all the macro shots were with the same setup, just zoomed all the way in and recorded in APS-C mode for more zoom.

Glad you enjoyed it!! I'm working on another video right now with Tiger sharks and more great hammerheads I think you may enjoy more. Should be out in the next few weeks.

There are two liveaboards that depart out of the US, Dolphin Dream & Shearwater that do Tiger Beach for tiger sharks, some of their trips include Bimini for Great Hammerheads. There is Bahamas Master that typically departs from Grand Bahamas, some of the itineraries include both tiger beach and Bimini. Neil Watsons has local trips from Bimini for the great hammerheads and sometimes has a boat that departs from Grand Bahamas west end for tiger beach. Due to a pretty extreme accident in November 2023 it seems the operators are being very cautious at tiger beach and likely not letting people get too close to the tiger sharks during the feeding, not sure how long this will last.

Thanks!!

@@johnfreele your welcome

Glad you enjoyed it!! Many more videos to come.

Appreciate the support!!

I'm glad you enjoyed it!! I've fallen behind on videos but am putting a video out in the next couple of days for the Maldives and an epic trip through the Philippines soon. Just got back from Tiger Beach and Bimini. Working on another video, this time much better hammerhead footage!!

Thanks so much. I tend to go when there is an overlap with the main season to see Great Hammerheads in Bimini. I will put out another video that i just shot in February shortly so you can see what February is like.

Thank you!

Thanks. It's an amazing trip. I go back in two weeks!!

@@johnfreele come where I live in New Smyrna Beach also known as The Shark Attack Capital of the World

@@debrakleid5752 is there a dive shop that hosts shark diving trips there? Interested if they do!!

@@johnfreele that I don’t know but I can look to see if there are. I know that most of the attacks happen during the black tip sharks migration but we also have bull and tiger sharks here as well. Great whites have been seen about a mile or so offshore but no attacks from them.

Thanks. I believe it was in February.

Thanks so much. This was filmed in French Polynesia.

Thanks so much!!

Thanks

Thanks so much!!

Thanks so much

I believe mainly Caribbean Reef sharks. Jardines de la Reina only does liveaboards on the Avalon boats, unless this has changed since last year.

Vielen Dank. Ich glaube, dass dies der beste Ort auf der Welt ist, um Tigerhaien aus nächster Nähe zu begegnen, da die Stammgäste anscheinend daran gewöhnt sind, Tigerhaie zu fressen. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, was mit „Sind diese kleinen Fischbissen genug, um Sie zu beruhigen“ gemeint ist, scheint in der Übersetzung verloren zu gehen.