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Canon 70-200mm Zoom Lens
The Canon EF 70-200mm telephoto zoom lens with a f/2.8 maximum aperture throughout the entire zoom range.

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Canon EF-S 18-55mm Lens
The Canon 18-55mm lens is a standard lens designed with Canon’s Optical Image Stabilizer technology.

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Canon Rebel T7i Camera
The Canon EOS Rebel T7i camera has built-in wifi and plenty of other features.

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Olympus TG-6 Waterproof Camera
The Olympus Tough TG-6 Waterproof Camera is a versatile compact camera for shallow underwater photography.

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Sigma 17-50mm Lens
The Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM FLD large aperture standard zoom lens is for Canon digital DSLR cameras.

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Sony 90 mm Macro Lens
The Sony 90mm macro lens is the perfect match for α7 series E-mount cameras.

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Sony a6500 Mirrorless with 16-50mm Lens
The Sony Alpha a6500 24MP mirrorless camera complete with a 16-50mm lens.

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The picture-perfect spiral. Sometimes, it's all

The picture-perfect spiral. Sometimes, it's all about the beautiful and intricate patterns nature has to show us! #divebuddies4life #macrophotography #underwaterphotography

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A wide-angle view looking up into the Caribbean blue of the Red Beryl dive site. I love capturing diver silhouettes, especially when you can pair them with an exciting reef feature in the foreground - like this bright orange sponge. This visit we are diving with @vipdiving and are more than impressed by the accessibility, facilities and friendliness of the staff!

Another day, another beautiful dive. 🤿 The bl

Another day, another beautiful dive. 🤿 The black and white striation on this juvenile spotted drum is always a fun macro find. While the reefs are in poorer condition than on our previous visits, there are still itty bitty critters lurking around every corner.

Yeeeehawww! It sure is good to be horsin' around o

Yeeeehawww! It sure is good to be horsin' around on Bonaire. We are back on the island with water as blue as the sky and she does not disappoint! Seahorses are a delicious treat for any photographer. Luckily, I had my macro on to capture the delicate details of their bony bodies. This pair kept us entertained all dive. I LOVE these adorable little beasts. @vipdiving you rock! #divebuddies4life #divingbonaire #scubadivingphotography

🎶 Divers in drysuits and walls full of mussels

🎶 Divers in drysuits and walls full of mussels
Rock bass-a-looking and gobies that scuffle. Hitting the water to see what it brings
These are a few of my favourite things. 🎵 (from @killbearpp) #divebuddies4life #canadiansplash #sharcangeo #scubadiving #ontario

Diving into the mesmerizing butterfly cave of Zaky

Diving into the mesmerizing butterfly cave of Zakynthos was a captivating and thrilling experience like no other. Where the azure blue meets the craggy black lava rock creates a visually stunning window into the abyss of the Mediterranean Sea. Just like a caterpillar metamorphosis into a butterfly, the underwater landscapes of this island continue to display the many masterpieces of nature. 🐛 ➡ 🦋

The beady eyes of a bass making a freshwater splas

The beady eyes of a bass making a freshwater splash in @killbearpp! With a toddler and a new baby in our household, it's been a hot minute since our last dive adventure. Killbear Provincial Park was on our dive calendar this summer. I can't tell you how wonderful it felt slipping into that cool crisp Georgian Bay water and reacquainting ourselves with some familiar fishy faces. #sharecangeo #georgianbay #divebuddies4life #scubadiving #freshwaterfish

Meet our little shark Elliot André Frank Postma b

Meet our little shark Elliot André Frank Postma born on Christmas Day! Much like sharks, who have survived and thrived for longer than dinosaurs, Elliot’s story is one of survival when he was born 3 months early at 2lb 9oz. After bouncing around the NICU in Ottawa and North Bay and taking his first two flights, this little mister finally grew and started feeding well enough to enable us to take him home in February - much earlier than anticipated! This winter has presented us with some of the hardest challenges of our lives and we are happy to slowly be coming out the other side. Events such as this put into perspective how quickly life can change and what a gift it is to have a healthy and happy baby.

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