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Keith Waugh (SeaView Video)
United Kingdom
Приєднався 6 бер 2013
Capture the Sea with a Camera - Take Nothing but Photos and Memories.
Outdoor activities, primarily scuba diving and hill walking.
Outdoor activities, primarily scuba diving and hill walking.
Mallorca Magic
A May 2024 holiday to Puerto de Soller in NW Mallorca, Spain resulted in 6 dives over 3 days in the local waters. Marine life prolific with reefs, massive boulders, trenches, tunnels and caves to explore. With underwater visibility around 25-30metres there was plenty to see and enjoy. Well worth a visit.
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Diving Lanzarote
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A film of some great dives during a holiday in the Playa Blanca region of southern Lanzarote, including scenes of incredible numbers of fish and a dive on the Museo Atlantico statues.
Dive on Tapti
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An August diving weekend by members of Clydebank Sub Aqua Club (CSAC) took us to the wreck of SS Tapti at the SE corner of the Island of Coll, in the inner Hebrides. Here is a 6 minute video featuring CSAC divers and lots of colourful fish, mainly Pollock Ballan wrasse and male & female Cuckoo wrasse.
Red Sea Coral Garden
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A recent holiday to the Marsa Alam area of the Red Sea found me diving in water of 22 degrees C and 30-40 metres underwater visibility with many different varieties of tropical fish and corals. I hope you'll enjoy the tranquility of this 15 minutes video.
Eyemouth Highlights #DiveWithBSAC
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A very short video featuring the highlights of 2 dives at Eyemouth, on the south-east coast of Scotland. One of our group, Gordon Anderson, spotted a delightful Octopus, which posed for the camera.
Adam's Reef & Stallion Rock May 23
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A short video featuring the spectacular Loch Fyne cliff faces at "Adam's Reef" and "Stallion Rock". These reefs drop almost vertically in places, to a depth of 32 metres and then a steep muddy/sandy slope to much deeper. The underwater visibility on this particular day was 10-15metres. Though not many fish around, the "still life" was also quite rewarding.
Butterfish
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A relaxing 2.5minutes video of 2 Butterfish playing?? filmed at St Catherines Seal Reef, Loch Fyne, Scotland in February 2023
Drishaig Reefs 7th Dec 2022
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A winter dive at Drishaig Reefs on Loch Fyne, just to keep ourselves "dive fit" during this cold winter. It's also a good excuse to call in at the Loch Fyne Brewery, at the head of the loch, just for hot coffees of course!! Surprised to see plenty young Pollock.
Night Dive Delights
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A short 3 minutes video showing some of the colourful creatures which can be seen on a Night Dive and how they can be much more approachable than during the day. Featuring juvenile Pollock, Codling, Scorpionfish, Prawn and Bobtail Squid also known as Cuttlefish. Filmed at St Catherines, Loch Fyne, Scotland.
Day Night Dive!?
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One of the great aspects about diving in Scotland, is that you can often go for a Night Dive .................... in the middle of the Day!?! The colours can be particularly vivid!
Mill Shore, Pennan Dive
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A shallow dive through the tunnels, gulleys and caves at this amazing dive site, known as Mill Shore by Pennan, on the Moray Firth, Scotland. Thanks to Chris Rickard for showing me the dive site.
A St Catherines Dip
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After short compulsory lay-off after a mild Covid, it was very pleasant to be back underwater to enjoy the marine life and the peace and tranquility.
Diving the Garvellach Isles
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Members of Clydebank Sub Aqua Club enjoyed sunny weather and a clear sky on Saturday 9th July, so took the opportunity for an exhilarating ride out to the Garvellach Isles and to dive a couple of favourite sites. If you are prone to sea-sickness, you'd better take a tablet!!!
A Fine Finnart Dive
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It's another short video taken at Finnart, Loch Long, but there is often something of interest at this very popular dive site. This time it was a rather bold Corkwing Wrasse, determined to stand its ground against 2 divers with cameras and bright lights.
Poll an t-Sellisdeire or Manse Point
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This is one of the best diving sites in Loch Leven, on the west coast of Scotland. Best dived on a flooding neap tide to avoid serious current issues. The soft corals thrive on the nutrients brought in by the currents. This short video shows off the colourful underwater scenery!!
St Catherines Seal Reef-On a Really Good Day
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St Catherines Seal Reef-On a Really Good Day
Speedboat wreck St Catherines August 21
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Speedboat wreck St Catherines August 21
The Gulley of Doom & Diver's Hole, Eyemouth
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The Gulley of Doom & Diver's Hole, Eyemouth
Music,dive and location - Just perfect for me. Many thanks from Poland
Absolutely amazing love looking forward to your next adventures 😊
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. The diving was better than I expected.
Nice background Music
Very good wiew clear water....temperature ?
Very nice also this one, and there is a lot to see 😊
Very nice Video, thanks for sharing,i was there seven years ago
Glad you enjoyed
Woh que belleza de peces impresionante la naturaleza regalo de Dios
I was there in 1998 and it still stands out as the most spectacular diving I have ever had the pleasure to do. Didn't see any porpoise or reef sharks but I did get to see a few hammerheads swim by. Fantastic walls and they do drop off into oblivion. I went to 205' and there was no end to the depths so don't bother trying to find the bottom, there isn't one ; ). If you seek a luxury resort with a splashy high-energy atmosphere then you will be disappointed. If you want to find diving that will amaze you to the core like nothing you have seen then make the trip. I promise the journey will be worth it.
Keith, Is this the site that sometimes gets called FM Rock? Please could you share the coordinates
Wow what an amazing looking dive. So much busy activity going on and you caught so much interesting behaviour of thie fish. It did seem at one point like a game of hide and seek lol. The barracudas were a bit scary. Ive heard they can be a bit aggresive at times. Visibility looked great. I have tk say that 'museum' was unbelievable. What a amamazing thing to be part of and so many thought provoking pieces. The peope on the boat and the citcle of twisted bodies got me..especially with whats going on in the world just now. You are all so lucky to see places like this. I dont know why scotland doesnt have something like that for divers or even snorkelers. Some great dives. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for taking us along. Take care 👍😃🤿👌
Very Impressive!
Cracking Viz and a nice looking wreck. Will add it to the bucket list 👍
Thats a king shrimp it looks like it
In Scotland it's a Norway Lobster.
Excellent video, very much enjoyed it!
Fabulous filming. What a great short film. Pure class. 👏👏👏
Thank you, very kind. It's good fun producing them and adds another dimension to my diving.
Beautiful video as always Keith, thanks! It's always bugged me when people say "I don't want to dive in the UK, it's too cold" or "there isn't anything to see" etc. It's so ignorant and small minded, the beauty and biodiversity of the north east Atlantic is absolutely stunning. Just because the water isn't 22°C and there's no clownfish or turtles doesn't mean it's not worth a look!
What's the max depth here?
This is a popular training site. New trainee divers are often taken here for their first few dives. The seabed slopes gently from the surface down to around 40 metres and is mainly sand, rubble and mud. The only interest are parts of the submerged structure of the collapsed old pier. Visibility is often only around 3-4 metres. I was very lucky with visibility on the day I took this video. There is nothing of particular interest beyond about 25 metres. Bear in mind that the Finnart Deep Water Oil Tanker Terminal is literally 400 metres away!!!!
@@keith_waugh yeah I did think it would be pretty deep around where that tanker is. I'm looking somewhere with a bit of depth. You dived conger ally? I'm trying to plan a few trips up. I live in Dunbar south east and have the likes of st abbs ect. Is there anyone up that way I could buddy up with? I usual solo dive a lot but I want to have someone to share the experience with or has a bit of knowledge of the area so I don't spend most of the time lost underwater.
@@jaimieboy999 I have dived "Conger Alley", it's actually called "Ali's Reef" on account of a friend of mine, Ali Abubakar, who, back in the 70's, built an artificial reef of old car tyres, to try to attract Conger Eels. It worked for quite a number of years. Most of my dives are with my Club, Clydebank Sub Aqua Club, or a group of retired friends from Scotsac. I suggest that you put a Facebook post on the "West Coast Divers" Facebook page, which attracts many divers, both club divers and independent (solo) divers. You are very lucky to be so close to St Abbs/Eyemouth. We don't get over there as often as I would like. Cheers
@@keith_waugh that's actually quite interesting to know cheers for that. Ok I'll join the page. If you guys are ever over this way make sure you give me a shout if you need anything. I have a small compressor and don't mind doing a few fills if you are stuck. Would also love to go out with yous also. Cheers 👌
@@jaimieboy999 thanks. Will keep you in mind.
looks fab that does keith
Question: can this lobster be kept as a pet for a domestic marine aquarium?
Yep you probably can
No Its For Eating
Yes but only if professional saltwater keeper
Why would you want to do that? Let them live in their natural environment.
going here next weekend 😍
One of nature's WTFs
We launched off the shore.
Looks like a grand day out! Did you launch off the shore or in the marina?
Brilliant looking dive an you saw so much. The Dragonet had some stunning colours on it. Really enjoyed this dive. Keep up the great work and happy diving :) 🤿👌👌😁
Many thanks
Great video, looks like there's loads of life at the A Frames just now.
Glad you like it. However, there wasn't that much life. My buddies are keen nudibranch hunters and they didn't find any. Whilst nothing in my video was faked, the camera can still "create" an "impression".😉😉
Courageous little wrasse!
Indeed. It just would not give up, despite 2 of us very close to it and my 2 bright video lights. I think it possibly saw itself in the camera lens and thought it was a rival.
Hi Keith , where was the first dive?
nice keith x
I love your videos, they're absolutely wonderful
Thank you. Very kind. I really enjoy putting them together, though it's a bit difficult finding decent copyright free music!!!
Great film, it was fantastic there on Wednesday and nice to meet you all. I see you found Steve's head 😁
It was brilliant. What is the story behind the head please?☺️
🤣🤣 Steve is our resident joker and photographer. He just thought it would be an interesting talking point when divers found it. We put it there about 3 months ago and it looks like it's already being used as a home for some things. Wonder how long until its really covered with corals etc.
@@aliciabrodie985 we'd only just discovered it on Wednesday.
@@keith_waugh we miss it quite often too 🤣
so many kind of fishes ,amazing
Amazing video. The currents looked a bit on the strong side but some great shots you got and really steady as well. Great looking dive. I'm going to start snorkeling this year and have the wetsuits etc I'm a Glasgow lad so do you recommend anywhere for seeing a bit of sealife whilst snorkeling. Any locations relativity close to the Glasgow area would be great :) :)
The seaweed like that is maximum size? Or like a coconut maybe it was only displayed to me "of a maximum size"? Anyone any idea of this?
Wow can i explore here 1 day? If a hanging camera below a toy boat to explore anyway?
Wow this stingray is special, just gliding/surfing without moving the wings.
I think dangerous have spotted shark. But some people dare to swim with them(even so big did not eat) i think they r insane though.
This is Shark right? Maybe it eats crocodile or alligator or the big dinosaur shark(the spotted)?
Is this the same water that have the slug? Maybe take this out is better for the slugs? The slugs r special.
Is this a robot? The 1st one.
If take the water then distillation(the distilled water can i try?).
If breed this secretly?
What’s it taste like?
lobdter 👍
Very enjoyable
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Just watched all of your video. Great footage and educational for the likes of me 😂. Going to dive in Eyemouth next week I will see if can find /film any fish . Even one would do for me . Lol . Thanks for the new release 👍
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my grandma what big claws you have
They look tasty.
They are,
That must be a young one. It would amazing to encounter a fully-grown specimen with a an eight-foot bell.
This lobster looks like he has been cooked