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Great photos cdiver2, both are stunning .
I imagine that you were like 1cm away from the anemone in the second pic??
What are you shooting with and what the @$#! is that in the first pic hehe?
Oh and shouldn't this be in the uw photography forum .
. 3 3/4" from lens to subject.
Camera Nikonos V, Sea and Sea YS 60 strobe.
Second photo is a shrimp on some kind of fan/coral. If I blow the photo up 10x12 you can see the shrimps body behind its eyes. The body is transparent with areas the same color as the background
I can not take credit for the photos Mrs cdiver took them. The master has been beat by the student .
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Originally Posted by Jamdiver
. 3 3/4" from lens to subject.
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