FBTHE GLOWING BIO BAY IN VIEQUES PUERTO RICO
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Mosquito Bay or Bio Bay in Vieques, Puerto Rico is an amazing place. It is the brightest glowing bioluminescent bay in the world. I jumped on a few kayak tours during the night of a new moon and saw this incredible light show.
Honestly, it was more amazing that I imagined. I had read a review or two, but wasn't sure if it was worth the trip to the island. It was. The bay is extremely bright, and until now, it was very hard to capture on camera. I recently picked up a Sony a7s which is a beast in low light, and was impressed with that it could capture. This has rarely ever been caught on Camera.
The government is doing a good job at keeping this place pristine. In some areas of the world you can jump in, splash around, use gasoline engines, and generally just destroy the ecosystem these little guys live in. Here in Vieques, Puerto Rico, you are not allowed to swim, or use gasoline. Nearby light pollution has to be kept to a minimum, and there give Bio Bay some days off now and again to recover. This is probably why it remains the brightest in the world. High Five for sustainable eco tourism. I wish everywhere was this forward thinking.
This was one of my best travel experiences. Like I said, it's worth the trip!
More Underwater Adventures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW_NNmw_ILi386Ue50lt7tcO9RmkgLEQb
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ϟ My Camera Gear ϟ
Main Camera: http://geni.us/MyCamera
My Favourite Lens: http://geni.us/Sony1635mm
My 2nd Favourite Lens: http://geni.us/Sony90mm
Low Light/Portait Lens: http://geni.us/Sony55mm
Love this Microphone: http://geni.us/RODEMic
My SD Cards: http://geni.us/SanDiskPRO
Camera Clips: http://geni.us/PDClip
Cool Gadget to switch Lenses: http://geni.us/PDLensKit
My Camera Strap: http://geni.us/PDStrap
Keeping Safe on Rainy Days: http://geni.us/PDRainShell
Great Tripod with a Funny Name: http://geni.us/Tripod
My Steadicam to keep things Balanced: http://geni.us/Glidecam
My Flying Camera: http://geni.us/DJI4K
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Friends
Big love to Black Beard Sports who had me out on a couple boats. They rock, and if you're in town, send them a message! http://www.blackbeardsports.com/
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Music: “"Architecture" - Leon Felekyan
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Honestly, it was more amazing that I imagined. I had read a review or two, but wasn't sure if it was worth the trip to the island. It was. The bay is extremely bright, and until now, it was very hard to capture on camera. I recently picked up a Sony a7s which is a beast in low light, and was impressed with that it could capture. This has rarely ever been caught on Camera.
The government is doing a good job at keeping this place pristine. In some areas of the world you can jump in, splash around, use gasoline engines, and generally just destroy the ecosystem these little guys live in. Here in Vieques, Puerto Rico, you are not allowed to swim, or use gasoline. Nearby light pollution has to be kept to a minimum, and there give Bio Bay some days off now and again to recover. This is probably why it remains the brightest in the world. High Five for sustainable eco tourism. I wish everywhere was this forward thinking.
This was one of my best travel experiences. Like I said, it's worth the trip!
More Underwater Adventures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW_NNmw_ILi386Ue50lt7tcO9RmkgLEQb
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ϟ My Camera Gear ϟ
Main Camera: http://geni.us/MyCamera
My Favourite Lens: http://geni.us/Sony1635mm
My 2nd Favourite Lens: http://geni.us/Sony90mm
Low Light/Portait Lens: http://geni.us/Sony55mm
Love this Microphone: http://geni.us/RODEMic
My SD Cards: http://geni.us/SanDiskPRO
Camera Clips: http://geni.us/PDClip
Cool Gadget to switch Lenses: http://geni.us/PDLensKit
My Camera Strap: http://geni.us/PDStrap
Keeping Safe on Rainy Days: http://geni.us/PDRainShell
Great Tripod with a Funny Name: http://geni.us/Tripod
My Steadicam to keep things Balanced: http://geni.us/Glidecam
My Flying Camera: http://geni.us/DJI4K
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Friends
Big love to Black Beard Sports who had me out on a couple boats. They rock, and if you're in town, send them a message! http://www.blackbeardsports.com/
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Music: “"Architecture" - Leon Felekyan
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Say Hi Here:
Snapchat: kickthegrind
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kickthegrind
Tweetz: http://www.twitter.com/KickTheGrind
Facebook Fanpage: http://www.facebook.com/KicktheGrindTV
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