almitywife
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well... it seems alot of aussies were at South West Rocks this week so what were the others up to???
and pics... you know we need pics :bounce2:
and pics... you know we need pics :bounce2:
Aussie Diving... March 1st to 15th....
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Tassie_Rohan
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Sorry - no pics, but just got back from a deep training dive. No sharks, pineapple fish or turles at 50+ metres, but plenty of nice sponges and black coral. Pity I was so engrossed dealling with assorted gear problems to pay attention to the surrounds.. I miss diving at fishrock already!
Cheers,
Rohan.
Cheers,
Rohan.
We tried... went to Bare to meet our normal group and didn't bother getting wet..
Sas
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Well I am back out diving again tomorrow. Some shore dives planned and not sure where. A bit skint after Fish Rock as well as flights + Oztek tickets so avoiding boat dives for the next few weeks - though pay day soon 
Gudge
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Well the diving conditions weren't that super with 2 to 3 metre visibility so I decided to try some super-macro photography. I put my Kenko 1.4X teleconverter between my Canon 100 macro and the camera and added a Canon 500D close-up lens to the end as an experiment to see how this combination would work. I was very happy with the results and can see me using this combination again. Here's a few of my favourites from the two dives we did:
Hypselodoris bullocki gills:
A tiny blenny less than 20mm long (the hole he's in would be less than 5mm in diameter):
Here's a side on shot where I used a Woody's dioptre to get a little closer:
Inquisitive Squirrelfish:
Isopod on a juvenile Tiger Cardinalfish approximately 40mm long:
Christmas Tree Worm:
Anemonefish portrait:
The other end of a Hypselodoris bullocki:
Hypselodoris bullocki gills:
A tiny blenny less than 20mm long (the hole he's in would be less than 5mm in diameter):
Here's a side on shot where I used a Woody's dioptre to get a little closer:
Inquisitive Squirrelfish:
Isopod on a juvenile Tiger Cardinalfish approximately 40mm long:
Christmas Tree Worm:
Anemonefish portrait:
The other end of a Hypselodoris bullocki:
Wow Gudge...I am speechless and that takes a lot!
Tassie_Rohan
Contributor
Great shots Gudge - as always!
Can I buy your camera?
Better yet - have you considered stepping up a notch with your camera set up to something like, oh, an Oly SP350? By pure coincidence I have one of these lying around and would be quite happy to swap it for your current set up. I would even pay for postage.
Cheers,
Rohan.
Can I buy your camera?
Better yet - have you considered stepping up a notch with your camera set up to something like, oh, an Oly SP350? By pure coincidence I have one of these lying around and would be quite happy to swap it for your current set up. I would even pay for postage.
Cheers,
Rohan.
thanksforallthefish
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Absolutely magnificent photos gudge ... love the blenny!
Gudge...I would settle for a picture of your camera setup
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