kidsdream
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another perspective
Taken with a Nikon 10.5 Fisheye lens.
A couple of Fiji shadow images.
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another perspective
Taken with a Nikon 10.5 Fisheye lens.
Gilligan
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Great shots.
I especially like the first one.
I especially like the first one.
stiebs
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The first shot is awesome. The second looks like you fired a strobe from way out right, creating some rather distracting lighting. That sort of highlighting might have worked really well on the fan coral in the top photo though.
Jamdiver
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Great shots kidsdream, that fisheye is working wonderfully for you 
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fairybasslet
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I love the first one too because with the sea fan it makes for a more interesting photo
Agreed. The first one rocks.
Good photos.
Good photos.
First one kicks butt. Nice shot.
I love the 10.5mm. Probably my fav lens.
I like the first shot. Lighting the fan in the grotto is a good call. Very nice.
Have you worked with PS to try to take some of the lens distortion out of the shot. I'm asking because we all know sun rays travel in straight lines, and as you get closer to the corner of shot 1, you demonstrate Fiji's miraculous effect on the sun rays, as they are bending into the pic.
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Ken
I like the first shot. Lighting the fan in the grotto is a good call. Very nice.
Have you worked with PS to try to take some of the lens distortion out of the shot. I'm asking because we all know sun rays travel in straight lines, and as you get closer to the corner of shot 1, you demonstrate Fiji's miraculous effect on the sun rays, as they are bending into the pic.
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Ken
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