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Big Sky Dave:
CONGRATS!!! Ok, details, details, details - what equipment? where? when? how??

Details.

Jellyfish Lake in Palau.
Nikonos V with 15mm lens, f8 at 1/250
Sensia 100 slide film
No strobe, shot straight up into the sun
about 830am in 3 feet of water
 
I encountered moon jellies for the first time on a recent dive. I spent the end of the dive trying to get a decent photograph of them pointing the camera up towards the sun. Unfortunately, while focusing all my attention on my camera I managed to get a jellyfish across my face. Ouch!

Now I really have respect for pictures like that.

-Mark
 
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Great photo.
 
Good Job Mike

Mike is schedualed to be one of the featured photographers in issue 18 of Advanced Diver Magazine, due off the presses in November 2004

He has a nice 3 page color spread of his work
 
Congrats Mike. GREAT PIC!!
Looking forward to meeting up with you at DEMA.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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