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Apr 07, 2010 14:51 |  #1

Tournament in San Francisco.

White balance was rough but the shooting was fun.

A couple that I liked

Wides are 15mm and longs are 85mm.

White balance was beyond salvage on the long shots so most or those were gray scaled.

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Apr 07, 2010 15:32 |  #2

What kind of housing are you using?

(what a strange sport - didn't even know this existed)


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Apr 07, 2010 15:34 |  #3

bpaulette wrote in post #9951798 (external link)
What kind of housing are you using?

(what a strange sport - didn't even know this existed)

Ya, Me neither. Apparently it has been around since the 70's!

It is wicked fun though.


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Apr 12, 2010 20:31 |  #4

mikeassk wrote in post #9951813 (external link)
Ya, Me neither. Apparently it has been around since the 70's!

It is wicked fun though.

Strange sport indeed. I would probably last for about 2 minutes before I drowned from exhaustion. And I'm in pretty good shape.


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Apr 13, 2010 12:33 as a reply to  @ SuperSS27's post |  #5

Wow so cool I used to play years ago. Rough Sport !!!
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Apr 13, 2010 12:43 |  #6

I've never seen that before at all, looks like a lot of fun.


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Apr 14, 2010 17:25 |  #7

Cool shots. We've got the paddles and puck at the pool I work at but I've never tried playing. I think it would be cool to try this on snuba or hooka except that the hoses would get all tangled up.


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Apr 14, 2010 17:32 |  #8
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I thought I had seen almost every sport....guess I was wrong!


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Apr 14, 2010 21:39 |  #9

ssidiv3r wrote in post #9995814 (external link)
Cool shots. We've got the paddles and puck at the pool I work at but I've never tried playing. I think it would be cool to try this on snuba or hooka except that the hoses would get all tangled up.

I think part of what makes the game special is the "limited" play time per player. You have to pass once your out of air so its very strategic!


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Apr 15, 2010 09:33 |  #10

mikeassk wrote in post #9997154 (external link)
I think part of what makes the game special is the "limited" play time per player. You have to pass once your out of air so its very strategic!

I can understand that.

Is that metal thing on the left side of the last picture the goal?


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Apr 15, 2010 11:45 |  #11

Nice photos, and +1 to never knowing this existed. Very cool!


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Apr 16, 2010 01:24 |  #12

ssidiv3r wrote in post #9999738 (external link)
I can understand that.

Is that metal thing on the left side of the last picture the goal?

Yup. Gotta get the puck all the way in for a goal.


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Apr 16, 2010 01:25 |  #13

And Now For Something Completely Different...

Very cool and well captured!


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Apr 17, 2010 16:57 |  #14

Do they have referees? It would be a bit hard to hear a whistle I would think.


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Apr 18, 2010 13:55 |  #15

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Do they have referees? It would be a bit hard to hear a whistle I would think.

Yes, the refs raise their arms near the surface and a topside ref signals a loud horned buzzer under water.


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