Sharks!!!

[pterantula]

Nice pics!
Where would you need a red filter? You can always manually adjust your white balance with a white slate or propably shoot in raw as well.

Please forgive my ignorance, but how does merely shooting in a 'lossless' format eliminate the need for a red filter, if there is no red present? I've read - and experienced - that no amount of Photoshop (or GiMP, etc) can fix red that simply isn't there (from sunlight absorption at certain depths).....

 

[Jcsgt]

Excellent! The composition and clarity are just outstanding.

 

[ScottB]

Great images.. two questions about the first picture though..
1) The shark on the left headed toward you... what's hanging out of his mouth or gills on *his* left side (right side of photo)?

2) I see bubbles, a tank, regulator and hoses under the shark on the right.. but no diver and no blood.... did he/she bail out so fast that he/she forgot his/her gear? =)

Take care,
Scott

 

[RichKirby]

Great images.. two questions about the first picture though..
1) The shark on the left headed toward you... what's hanging out of his mouth or gills on *his* left side (right side of photo)?

I was wondering about that myself.

2) I see bubbles, a tank, regulator and hoses under the shark on the right.. but no diver and no blood.... did he/she bail out so fast that he/she forgot his/her gear? =)

Take care,
Scott

I missed that until I read your post. Pretty funny looking.

 

[havnmonkey]

The first shark had a large hook in the corner of it's mouth... and the tank does look very unsual there now that you've mentioned it but I think it was a guy who just had a odd gear setup. The tank was kind of high on his BC and it kind of floated off his back a little, not weight integrated.

 

[cleung]

Excellent shark pics. They look just like the ones in my shark dive video.