Today seven of us planned to go diving after all the bailing was done 4 of us headed out to concur the might Gaskin Traverse. The water was cold and at first with initial reports of 100 feet of vis reported we figured a treat was to be had. After reaching the dive ontario warning sign we soon got into alga snot for lack of a better term. Big honking loads of it then the current hit.

We made it to the wreck and again surprise hit me as it’s been 2 years since my last dive on her and it was so disheartening to see the state of dismay she lay in. Anyone that is planning a trip off a boat in the river should ask for a different designation as the gaskin now needs to R.I.P.

More pics of the dive here.

In Kingston anyway, for the last week it’s been well over zero with today hitting 12 around one. It’s been busy all week and unfortunately a friend of mine lost his father as well. They went with a reception which I attended with little problems till it got noisy but I made it [...]

More to come as well from what I understand as well.
A few years ago

This past Summer

This Past Fall/early Winter

This Winter

Now the dredging begins, got a couple of shots off before they closed the gates again

So the work finally begins nearly 10 years later after getting the dock ready the first time, then 3 [...]

It’s been kinda different lately, as I have had 2 colds and now am battling gout for the first time in 18 months so no gym or fun stuff, till today when Adam took me out for a photo shoot.

So we stopped off at an old abandoned car wreckers and spent some serious time taking [...]

So for the second time in a week, a magazine has contacted me for photos for up coming shoots. This one being the Inland Seas a boat watchers magazine. At first I thought it was for a freighter shot or so then to my surprise, Mr Palmer was doing a historical piece on [...]

So the publisher of “Amazing Stories: Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes” contacted me for more photos for the book in particular this time the George A Marsh.
So these are some of the ones I sent this time, Thanks to Chris, Kevin, Harold, Sean for the modeling these past summers hopefully many more coming soon.

New Year and a new training cycle for area divers, David gets the first one out of the way this weekend with a 6 OW and 3 Rescue students for me to train in everyone’s pools sessions. I keep forgetting how much I hate chorine and time and time again I put [...]

So Adam called today and wanted to take a photo tour so haven’t been hanging and banging with him off we went. We started at the Fort from RMC and then off to the Marine Museum for some construction shots. After waiting sometime for the diver to come out of [...]

Once upon a time everyone that dove Kingston made a dive at the marine Museum. Before I stopped logging dives I had over 300 dives there. Bottle hunting got some good ones, training dives, checkout dives, ice dive, I learned how to scooter properly there, and even test ran almost every piece [...]

Well it’s the 1st PMs birthday today and the city celebrated with a ceremony at the statue, then revealed some new signs to go on the highway. It’s about time as Canadians we start celebrating our forefathers, the americans have been doing it for ever and ever. While we don’t do squat. [...]