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Vincent Mounier of Montreal, Quebec

 
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Vincent Mounier

Vincent Mounier Vincent Mounier
from Montreal, but living in Little Cayman
Age: 38
Years Diving: 18
Certification (and occupation): NAUI, instructor
Pod of sperm whales
Fish ID: Pod of sperm whales
Location: 5 nautical miles southwest of Cayman Brac
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, manual mode
Flash: None
Description: This image was captured free diving around a pod of 10 to 12 sperm whales that were resting on the surface between deep dives.
Sperm whale
Fish ID: Sperm whale
Location: 5 nautical miles southwest of Cayman Brac
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, manual mode
Flash: None
Description: Swimming on my back to catch my breath (I had forgotten to bring a snorkel), I suddenly felt a strong water displacement; startled, I spun around to face a giant tail that rose up a few feet away and then splashed the surface as the whale dove slowly.
Sperm whales
Fish ID: Sperm whales
Location: 5 nautical miles southwest of Cayman Brac
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, manual mode
Flash: None
Description: After exchanging a few mysterious clicks and sounds, the sperm whales dove strait down in a compact formation, offering us this amazing underwater "bouquet" before disappearing in the deep blue.
Scorpionfish
Fish ID: Scorpionfish
Location: Lea Lea's Lookout, Little Cayman
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, close-up mode
Flash: Manual
Description: It took 14 shots of this naturally patient scorpionfish to finally capture the amazing details of his camouflage apparatus.
Scorpionfish
Fish ID: Scorpionfish
Location: Lea Lea's Lookout, Little Cayman
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, close-up mode
Flash: Manual
Description: This is a montage of the same scorpionfish against the wall with divers in the background, to compensate for my camera's inability to balance the exposure of both the foreground and the divers.
Eagle ray
Fish ID: Eagle ray
Location: Cumber's Caves, Little Cayman
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, manual mode (-0.5 exp.)
Lens: 35 mm with close up kit
Description: "Kinky", our resident eagle ray (see the kink in the tail), spends most of the day busily feeding on the sandy flats, undisturbed by the presence of divers.
Squid
Fish ID: Squid
Location: Jackson Bight, Little Cayman
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, automatic mode
Flash: Automatic
Description: A very slow ascent, minimal bubbles and a lot of patience got me this interview with a family of curious squid hanging around the mooring line; the two largest came to investigate, changing colors as if attempting to communicate.
Schooling horse-eye jacks
Fish ID: Schooling horse-eye jacks
Location: Cascades, Little Cayman
Camera: Canon A-20, 1600x1200, superfine, manual mode
Flash: None
Description: A little color tweaking allowed this eerie rendition of a few divers observing a school of jacks at 100 feet.