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    Default Whatever I haven't got video of

    My favorite video subject would be that which I don't have yet. And that covers a lot of territory. Right now I'd say large pelagics. Whale sharks, dolphins, humpbacks and other great whales, mantas (even though I have those). Right now I'm working hard on macro, as holding the camera steady is the greatest challenge.

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    I would say "Ice", as there is no-way that I would actually dive that, but it would be nice to see a video of ice-diving and what's there.
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    lakessssss. sorry i need 10 characters

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    Default Thank you for your posts

    Just stopped in to read the posts. They are all are great suggestions and
    are encouraging me to continue venturing into the areas you all wrote of
    things you would love to see on videos.

    Keep posting your interests, whether the interest is just one or multiple types of dives.

    Cheers,
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    Love it all thats whats great about diving from the murky wrecks of the UK to sharks in Cocos to the coral in the tropics.....

    The world is a wonderful place shame we are F%^$king it up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Shaw View Post
    Love it all thats whats great about diving from the murky wrecks of the UK to sharks in Cocos to the coral in the tropics.....

    The world is a wonderful place shame we are F%^$king it up!
    Maybe we should all get off? I hate this attitude! This is a home protected by many of us sitting in our warm homes watching news accounts about how "Bad we are" and if we would just give up our rights to the UN or some other Government Agency "We will be okay" "They just want to help" and "Stop driving that SUV"! We have the capability to do both, but with education we can maintain a world some of us are happy with! We live in the best of times and I know good news doesn't sell, but there is a lot of it out there! The Reef Ball group and many countries recognizing that healthy reefs means revenue for their countries are doing great things! This world will be here long after we are gone and nothing stays the same!

    So I believe and like "fixing it up"! Without man here to judge it would be Venus!
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    Everything -- but like Lottie, I would prefer to see something that I could/would not or that would be difficult for me to experience.

    My current favourite is a tiny clip of some scuba diving done by an iceberg. Love the way the light filters through the chunky ice. Unfortunately this wasn't a real dive-video, but a PR bit done my some stupid Asian action hero trying to live up to his "image".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Papa Bear View Post
    Maybe we should all get off? I hate this attitude!

    So I believe and like "fixing it up"! Without man here to judge it would be Venus!
    You really believe that without man on earth it would be like Venus!!!! We have not been around that long and yes the earth was inhabited before humans came along.
    Yes I agree that negativity isn't productive but there are very few areas that man has actually increased biodiversity. Yes there are groups trying to make a difference but the real problem is that you have a just short of 7 billion people in the world which need energy and produce waste.
    I also am in the agreement that education is the key... hence why I am a lecturer in Marine Biology.

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    My point is we put value on all we survey! Without us it wouldn't matter if the planet were covered with Methane! We put value to what we do! You know that beautiful clear water is dead and yet we as divers want to see it! Nutrient laden water is not pretty, but better for the environment, as in the Pacific upwelling!

    We take a billion tons of bio-mass out of the ocean each year and put treated water void of nutrients back in! The Satellite that will be shot down is a great example of how empty the world really is! We have still not achieved the Bio-mass of other species that have become modern day oil and I am sure a virus or other Pandemic will curve population at some point, but until then most "Over population" is about Geo-Political issues and not just numbers!

    Remember this there are people on this planet who encourage three wives and 30 kids in order to force their will and way of life on the rest of us, who aren't the problem!

    So we have to manage those things that others won't in order to sustain a grade or quality of life "We see as acceptable"!
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    Sorry for the temporary hijack, but back to the subject! I like the sense of discovery! The fact that you can be the first to see a new species or like my friend discover three new Mollusks! I love the feeling of whats around the next bend! The fact that every dive, even on the same reef, is a new dive! The fact that it is ever changing and the mystery of a freshly discovered behavior! I like the mystery of a wreck, the complexity of a cave system, the beauty of a wall, the majesty of a whale, dolphin, or shark!

    What is not to like about diving? Other than the surface intervals?!!!
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