Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
01 December 2010
Diving The Wreck Of The Holland V Submarine
video clips from the Holland V dive 17th October with TWSAC I used jamies footage as mine was very grainy.
29 September 2010
17 September 2010
HD Diving Videos on www
Thought you might light to take a look at some Hi Def diving videos from Submerge ... click HERE!
19 July 2010
14 July 2010
01 July 2010
06 June 2010
25 December 2009
Marsa Alam Video
Another genuine Christmas present ... this time details of a YouTube video posted by dive buddy Jan from the September 2009 visit to Marsa Alam ...lovely colours! Well done Jan!
Oh, and there are some super shots of Dennis the Dugong in this video! And if that sea creature isn't amazing enough , take a look at Jan's octopus video, which shows what a wonderful master of disguise the octopus is!
Oh, and there are some super shots of Dennis the Dugong in this video! And if that sea creature isn't amazing enough , take a look at Jan's octopus video, which shows what a wonderful master of disguise the octopus is!
03 October 2009
Unknown Wreck Mid Channel
Diving an Unknown wreck on Monday with Tunbridge Wells Sub Aqua Club.. I was fortunate enough to find I had Monday free and was invited out aboard the TWSAC rib to dive an unknown wreck 21 miles out in the separation zone which sounds a bit like an cliched sci fi series from the 1960'sall that needed to happen was that we could meet aliens ,come back and find we were the only people left in Newhaven (almost true there on a Monday) orfind that we had been part of some strange experiment. The truth is that we had a 21 mile journey out in the rib which took about an hour passing 3 dolphins on the way.
On reaching the site there was a very large factory Trawler moored nearby who took more than a passing interest in the 6 neoprene clad bods in a bright orange rib.
The sea was mirror calm and with small tides we had high expectations for the dive and with the wreck located and shotted we were not to be dissapointed, you could see the line at least down to 10m.
It was soon my turn to kit up and start the journey down and boy was it good. I touched the wreck at just over 40m and began to explore with my camera the vis was between 10-15m.
In a strange way the wreck and conditions reminded me of my first dive on the Rosie Moller in the red sea.
The wreck sits upright on the sea bed and drops down to around 47m . It also is massive and quite in tact although heading towards the bow the hull dropped away in what looks like a massive explosion has taken it off.
Turning back I headed back up midships and came across machinery and the massive engines in which a very large conger had made its home. I also came across a twin wheeled hand pump.
I allowed myself to go into 8 minutes of deco before heading back to the shot and start my very slow ascent back up.
TWSAC have dived this wreck in the past but conditions have to be perfect due to the depth and the distance out. Now the hunt is on to Identify this amazing wreck .
Certainly up there as one the best of my UK dives.
The film doesnt do it justice.
Tad
19 April 2009
18 December 2008
Round up of Meridian Divers and Friends 2008
This is the video and photo round up shown at the christmas dinner. Now I know the music isnt everyones cup of tea, but tough its staying !!
30 November 2008
05 November 2008
Meridian Divers Dive The City Of Waterford part 2
Part 2 of thw Highlights from Sundays dive on the City of Waterford
04 November 2008
Meridian Divers Dive The City Of Waterford part 1
Part 1 of the highlights from Sundays dive on the City of Waterford
10 September 2008
01 August 2008
Master Videographer Tad's Fame Spreads!
Tad,
Pleased to see that even more of your work is cropping up on the web. The link below takes you to a collection (or of course click on any of the 'video' lables on posts to this blog)) :-
Divers TV
Pleased to see that even more of your work is cropping up on the web. The link below takes you to a collection (or of course click on any of the 'video' lables on posts to this blog)) :-
Divers TV
28 July 2008
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