LOL Bill! NO!!! This shot of me is NOT altered in anyway. You need to come dive with me in FL sometime. I’ll take you to all the digs, and get some great shots of you too. This image is of me as my buddy and I descend into Ginnie’s Ear, in Ginnie Springs. The radical colors are normal to the Ear as this is where the River water and the spring waters converge. Meanwhile, you should check out what I got last week at Troy Springs over the civil war steamboat called the Madison. More radical colors!!! flickr.com/photos/santafesandy/sets/72157647888145170/

Oh...and for those wondering, I shoot with a Canon Rebel SL1 in an Ikelite housing with a video light/strobe. My settings change radically, depending on the environment, time of day, weather, etc. Good cameras with good lighting, combined with the right settings, a person who knows how to compose a photo, and one who knows how to let a camera focus, yield great results!!! Such is the case I’d say. :-) Evan and I together created this image with our combined knowledge and expertise. :-)

Here is the whole Ginnie Springs album, which include Little Devil, Devil’s Eye, and Devil’s Ear. flickr.com/photos/santafesandy/sets/72157647716869517/

Nice pix.

Thank you Bill.

By the way, next week I’ll be diving at Blue Spring State Park again, barring any manatee coming in to winter. That is one absolutely beautiful spring as well. It is so very unique given it’s limestone formations.

Yes indeed, however, Hot Pots make for some pretty wild times and wild images!!! ;-) LOL, if only!!!

Yellowstone hotpots. google.com/search?q=yellowstone+hot+pots&es_sm=1...gSc_oFg&ved=0CCUQsAQ