You can learn so much by taking whatever camera is available to you. Practice your buoyancy, composition, and editing. Then, when you're ready, you can move on to a more advanced setup. I recommend lights as the first big investment. Underwater photography and videography is an expensive hobby, so especially if you're on a budget, you want to be practical about your equipment decisions. Tell me what equipment you're working with! I am still figuring out what kind of setup I want to grow into, so it would be cool to hear what you're using and what you like/dislike about it. Watch the full video of this dive on my channel.

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Another day of play. While in Koukoumitsa Bay Greece it was time to cool off and make a swing out of the mast. Never too old to have fun. Splash splash and lots of laughs on @sailingeriskay

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This 1995 Bayliner 2859 Express Classic is a nice clean example with some nice options. Powered with a 7.4 litre Mercruiser with a Bravo 2 Sterndrive. It can sleep 6 with a spacious aft cabin and v-berth and table that converts to a double. It has everything you need for a weekend away, presurised hot and cold water, fridge, stove, 140 watt solar panel with Victron battery monitor and diesel forced air heat. Comes with a ridged hull inflatable with a 15hp motor. A Lowrance plotter sounder and Radar will help you get there and once there the windlass makes anchoring a breeze. To arrange a viewing call our Sidney office at 250-656-5832

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