After I found another turtle in the same position I realized that they were probably sleeping there, and the coral kept them fron drifting
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After I found another turtle in the same position I realized that they were probably sleeping there, and the coral kept them fron drifting
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Great thread, here are my top 3 for 2013. Maybe not the best shots I got but great memories.
First shot is a Painted Greenling from Anacapa Is, Channel Islands, SoCal. This fish was hopping around, a little to the left, a little to the right, as if posing for a photo shoot.
Here is the Jean Elaine, a converted work boat which is one of the best dive boats serving the Scapa Flow, Orkney Scotland.
A squad of Silver Tip Sharks off Roca Partida, Socorro Islands, Mexico. Their fin tips seem to luminesce underwater, real beauties.
Great diving in 2013, it will be hard to top it in 2014.
First shot is a Painted Greenling from Anacapa Is, Channel Islands, SoCal. This fish was hopping around, a little to the left, a little to the right, as if posing for a photo shoot.
Here is the Jean Elaine, a converted work boat which is one of the best dive boats serving the Scapa Flow, Orkney Scotland.
A squad of Silver Tip Sharks off Roca Partida, Socorro Islands, Mexico. Their fin tips seem to luminesce underwater, real beauties.
Great diving in 2013, it will be hard to top it in 2014.
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Please keep this thread alive with more of your pics and please more details when you can about your gear and any post processing you may have done so I can do more gear research! I'm in awe of how much you all get around!
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Hi,
Awesome pictures. My I ask what system you use - wide angle wet lens ?
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Awesome pictures. My I ask what system you use - wide angle wet lens ?
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Alex@nder
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These were shot with an Oly 7070 and Oly housing, Inon strobe, no additional lenses.
What an awesome thread. It's been great to see the variety.
I was very lucky in 2013 to do my first dives outside the Caribbean. Also, the used housing market came down enough that I was able to house my Canon 550d. These are my favorites from my first three outings with a DSLR and a macro lens.
Male Banded Jawfish With Eggs, Blue Heron Bridge, FL
Mating Red Swimming Crabs (Gonioinfradens paucidentata), Big Island, Hawaii
Baby Pharaoh Cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis), Dahab, Egypt
I was very lucky in 2013 to do my first dives outside the Caribbean. Also, the used housing market came down enough that I was able to house my Canon 550d. These are my favorites from my first three outings with a DSLR and a macro lens.
Male Banded Jawfish With Eggs, Blue Heron Bridge, FL Mating Red Swimming Crabs (Gonioinfradens paucidentata), Big Island, Hawaii Baby Pharaoh Cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis), Dahab, Egypt
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loving the cuttlefish!
I am one of those people that have the pleasure of diving with the OP.
Here is a pic of him taken in a Titan 1 missile silo. I was using my old D70 using 10.5mm Fisheye, with DS-50 strobes.
Here is a nudi I shot on my first dive using my new set up. D90 using 60mm macro and YS-250 strobes.
So I really struggled to pick a 3rd pic. I have some great macros and some great WA. In the end I went WA.
Here is a pic of him taken in a Titan 1 missile silo. I was using my old D70 using 10.5mm Fisheye, with DS-50 strobes.
Here is a nudi I shot on my first dive using my new set up. D90 using 60mm macro and YS-250 strobes.
So I really struggled to pick a 3rd pic. I have some great macros and some great WA. In the end I went WA.
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Sorry more than 3, its hard to choose! would appreciate your help with names.
the newbie photographer is my partner but doesn't have an account in Scubaboard yet :blinking:.... taken with an old average camera. happy to see all these critters and have the memories
taken at Komodo, Indonesia, Oct 2013. (tempted to post more)
the newbie photographer is my partner but doesn't have an account in Scubaboard yet :blinking:.... taken with an old average camera. happy to see all these critters and have the memories
taken at Komodo, Indonesia, Oct 2013. (tempted to post more)Ceratosoma Magnifica?
name?
name?
should be some kind of frogfish... name?
Orangutan crab and anemone shrimp
Blenny
stingray
name?
stingrayname?
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