Marriard
Contributor
Although I have been quiet since I moved back to Australia, that has not been from the lack of diving or photos - it has been from the lack of time to actual process the images. Still catching up with images I took from Florida before I left and I haven't even looked at some images I took in The Philippines last week... Ah well.
Today I got my first chance to dive with my camera in Sydney. Conditions were a little windy, so we dove a very protected area called Camp Cove which is at the Southern tip of Sydney Harbour.
Wind was cold, water was cold, vis was good for macro if you know what I mean. Happy with a few shots, including this small White's Seahorse which I found on a 3 ft high piece of kelp.
60mm lens, F13, 1/90, Dual Inon Strobes (-1/-1), ASA100
Enjoy,
M
Today I got my first chance to dive with my camera in Sydney. Conditions were a little windy, so we dove a very protected area called Camp Cove which is at the Southern tip of Sydney Harbour.
Wind was cold, water was cold, vis was good for macro if you know what I mean. Happy with a few shots, including this small White's Seahorse which I found on a 3 ft high piece of kelp.
60mm lens, F13, 1/90, Dual Inon Strobes (-1/-1), ASA100
Enjoy,
M
Have a great time in Sydney...I admire your courage, our water feels cool to me & I can't imagine jumping in near Sydney!!
