JAWS 
It was an adrenaline rush for sure
not sure if those recovered pics uploaded properly
I thought I had lost them but recovered them from an old hard drive on a scrapped PC of mine see if you can spot the sand shark in one of the pics
where was this?
@Scubadave63
Dave, please let me know how you’ve got the drone down there?
Seriously now, it’s quite something diving with sharks. I snorkelled above them in the Bahamas but got the hell out of there when the began to circle upwards. Must have been a record time to get back into the safety of the boat
Stuart cove in the Bahamas we did a shark awareness specialty course in the morning then two dives the second the shark feed when I took that shot of the feeder he was the one wearing chainmail I was as just dressed like a seal 
we recon there was about 40 reef sharks all about 6 ft with about 6 much bigger
Yes I love them now I will follow them until they tell me to piss off
I love this. I don’t have a fear of sharks… ( went cage diving for 2 days in Gansbaai… god 10 years ago now), my fear is real diving, not sure if I could ever do it… I would love to but… maybe one day!
They are amazing and obviously can be unpredictable, the feeling you get when they swim right up to your face then just past you, I had a great video of this dive cost 25$ for a professional who came down with us and you get all the does and don’t like don’t try and touch them which goes out the window when your there, if you put your hand on their skin it’s smooth nose to tail and like sand paper the other way and they are very sensitive at their nose which is their radar for all their perceptions.
That was so funny watching the bubbles rising from each person in the circle as the camera swept round behind us it got noticeably quicker and more in depth group of bubbles
my wife??
… aka a joke… as my wife once said to her work colleagues, she could eat me under the table… OK I will get my coat…