I must admit...

I must admit that for long time I was not as excited making pictures as I am these days playing with the Digital format...and I am glad that I have waited that long to play with the top Canon camera which bring result as good as film...and also allowed us to shoot 400 – and up to 800 frames per dive...at a price $$$ of course...

... Sailfish is the fastest fish in the ocean and they clocked at 65miles per hour. It is the only fish species we know that practice cooperate feeding just like other cetaceans. The event is seasonal and window of opportunity is only for six weeks. Sailfish feeding act is a complicated and involve, first it has to knock one sardine unconscious with their bill while the bait ball move from side to side attempting to escape from the charging Sailfish, only after the Sailfish hit a sardine than it will swallow it...a lot of chasing and hitting going are going on and not each hit reach the desired results...to catch the sequence you have to be here and in the water to see it in your own eyes...one with camera in hand have to be determined and highly focus...with very good camera gear at hand to catch the extremely fast action as quick as a flash.

As someone said – “no pain no gain”...one can take the physical pain of swimming all day long chasing Sardines and Sailfish...it is another story having the strain on the CC account purchasing up to date digital camera gear...to overcome the physical challenge is relatively easy...the joy and satisfaction with this kind of results... ...is easing the financial pain...and I want to see them published too...do you?

Thank you Sailfish, I am hooked, can’t you tell:-)))

For you who is strong at heart and with their fins too:-))) I have four weeks charters next season from Mid January through the first week in March...please review this link... http://biganimals.com/sailfish.html – will you join me on the adventure...there is nothing as intriguing and dynamic like the sailfish run...on earth or underwater...if you know me you know that is a very rare statement, since I have seen and experienced a bit more than average diver or explorers...see my records of adventure and explorations... http://www.biganimals.com

See you among the BigAnimals and be ocean minded...                   

 

Amos Nachoum - BigAnimals.com
Marine Wildlife & Adventure Sport Photographer    
Specializing in Whales, Dolphins & Sharks