Jonas Irzikevicius of Vilnius, Lithuania (December 2007)

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| | Jonas Irzikevicius Hometown: Vilnius, Lithuania Age: 34 Years Diving: 3 years Certification: CMAS 2*|

| | Dive Site: Abu Galawa, night dive Location: Red Sea Marine Life: Masked puffer Camera and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/60, AV 10, ISO 100, 18-55mm lens Description: "Can I be named 'Man in Black'?"|

| | Dive Site: Blue Corner Location: Palau Marine Life: Bigeye trevally Camera and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/60, AV 8, ISO 100, 10-22mm lens Description: Feeding Bigeye trevally searching for smaller fish.|

| | Dive Site: Turtle wall Location: Palau Marine Life: Sea turtle Camera and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/60, AV 5.6, ISO 100, 10-22mm lens Description: "The blue is a big sky and I am ready to fly..."|

| | Dive Site: Blue Corner Location: Palau Marine Life: Anemonefish Camera**** and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 ******Settings**: TV 1/60, AV 8, ISO 100, 60mm macro lens Description: "This is the best place to live--at least for me and my anemone..."|

| | Dive Site: Rainbow reef Location: Yap Marine Life: Mandarin fish Camera**** and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/80, AV 14, ISO 100, 60mm macro lens Description: The fish are colorful and nice--impressive to encounter and observe.|

| | Dive Site: Thistlegorm, wreck dive site Location: Red Sea Marine Life: Lionfish Camera**** and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/100, AV 7.1, ISO 100, 10-22mm lens Description: Feels like swimming in a sky full of stars--taken from the edge of Thistlegorm ship wreck.|

| | Dive Site: Bluff Point Location: Red Sea Marine Life: Red Sea walkman Camera and Strobe: Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/80, AV 18, ISO 100, 60mm macro lens Description: A Red Sea walkman uses its lower free pectoral rays as "walking" legs, creating tracks in its sandy habitat. Its dorsal spines are extremely venomous.|

| | Dive Site: Bluff Point Location: Red Sea Marine Life: Yellow sweepers Camera and Strobe : Canon 350D, Hugyfot housing, Ikelite SD125 Settings: TV 1/80, AV 10, ISO 100, 60mm macro lens Description: "Why are you looking at me?"|

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