I make no promises about any of the underwater pictures being the right way up!
These are all full frame. Frames a17 to a20 show damage from my opening the camera back without rewinding the film first. Frames 21-24 were lost.

I'm going to have to do something about this focusing lark.

I shouldn't really need to say it, but if anyone has a clue what any of these actually are, please let me know!

Dive 1, Anfre

a00 Sue	a01	a04	a07 Jewel anemones. The colours here don't do them justice.
a08	a09	a10	a11
a12 Finally, something in focus and not too disgustingly framed! Now if only I knew what it was...	a13	a14	a17
a18	a20

This is the complete second underwater film, the one where I forgot to wind the film on properly when loading the camera.

Dive 3, Longue Pierre.

c0x Jewel anemones and spongy things.	c00 Some orange jewel anemones for a change. There is something blue (and blurred) near the bottom right corner that looks very curious. If I'd noticed that at the time I would have taken a closer picture. Of course that probably still wouldn't have shown much given my inability to estimate distances for focussing.	c-0 The corners of this shot are sharper and better exposed than the centre. The focus is my problem but the camera seems to be over exposing everything just a little, which is probably why the colours in the centre are not as strong as they should be.	c01
c02	c03 Very blurred.	c04 Also very blurred.	c05 Obviously going through a particularly blurry patch. It must have been the current sweeping me in towards the wall.
c06 And now focus is OK all of a sudden! Exposure is still off though. Nothing I can do about that.	c07	c08	c09 There's those sharp bits in the background again and a fuzzy middle.
c10	c11 No, it's not netting. It is a growth of some sort.	c12	c13
c14	c15	c16	c17

Taken on my SLR rather than the MMIIex.

Land shots. (Well, dry ones anyway.)

b14 St. Peter's Port, Guernsey?

b17 The Maureen.

b21

b23