Bound for Michigan (Thumb)!

[Doc Harry]

Beautiful photos you got there Jeff!

I'd like to believe that all I need to do is upgrade to a camera like yours to get photos like that!

Did you do a lot of work with the healing tool, or just catch it before we all stirred up the pot?

 

[kidsdream]

Harry I really loved your shot looking toward the center of the ship with "arched windows".

I only use spot healing on one shot in a couple of places. While some of the images(which I did not post) had a lot of backscatter I was able to minimize it on a reasonable number of shots. That was the reason I was using the long strobe arms. That way I can point the strobes out and away from the direction I was shooting. Only the side beam of light is actually providing any illumination for the shot. I does make it hard to navigate the wreck. Bob and I also were going very slow to try to not stir up the place.

By the second dive things were stirred up even more, so I really only focused on the stern area and then again at the bow.

Another anchor image.

A final shot of Bob - up close and personal

Beautiful photos you got there Jeff!

I'd like to believe that all I need to do is upgrade to a camera like yours to get photos like that!

Did you do a lot of work with the healing tool, or just catch it before we all stirred up the pot?

 

[Divers Incorporated]

Good pictures... what are you all shooting with...

Rich

 

[kidsdream]

I was shooting my Nikon D200 in a Subal Housing. I had my Nikon 12-24 lens in. ISO was 250 as we had reasonable light and I was using my Inon 220S strobes.

Shutter speed was a constant 1/80 and with apertures varying from 5 -11.

I stopped in an your store the Saturday you were having the big sale, nice place; I was out in AA watching my son at a rowing regatta

Good pictures... what are you all shooting with...

Rich

 

[bladephotog]

Nice shots guys. The Wexford is a fun wreck. Pretty amazing it's sitting upright. When I did this wreck a couple summers ago we had pretty challenging viz. But the tween decking area is a great place to shoot. Nice ones.