REDDOG DIVING – KEY
Feeding Sharks, Barracuda, Moray Eels, and most
everything swimming around the coral reefs.
Doug Cook’s Website for Scuba Diving
Adventures
and
Underwater Photography
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Doug
graduated from the
Music
that defined Doug’s
(play
but please do not copy)
Pennekamp
Park’s Christ of the Abyss Statue at Key Largo Dry Rocks
Also
known as the world’s largest insane asylum and den of modern day pirates.
Garden
Cove
No
beautiful beaches of legend but extensive mangrove swamps.
Garden
Cove
Captain
Doug with First (and only) Mate
Doug’s
boat “Mary Metro”. Her Chrysler 318
engine sucked gas at a gallon a mile
when
marina gas was at a record high price!
Doug’s
monthly fuel bills were often ten times that of the
$75/month
rent for an apartment above the dive shop.
Aerial
view of Alligator Reef with typical spur and groove coral formation.
Doug
was a free lance photo journalist and underwater photography instructor (PUBLICATIONS). His arsenal of photo equipment
included four Nikonos cameras, a RolleiMarine housing and RolleiFlex
camera,
and
an ancient Bolex 16mm movie camera and housing.
Today life is simple and easy with just a Cannon SD-800 in a
WD-PC5 housing:
Still
and video with automatic focus, exposure, and white balance!
Feeding sharks, barracuda, moray eels, and most
everything swimming around the coral reefs.