Monday Photo ~ Nudibranchs

[Juv]

For Nudibranch lovers, my friends just got back from diving Irian Jaya (West Papua New Guinea) with many kinds of Nudibranch photos. You can view them at http://www.saveoursea.net/cgi-bin/webboard/generate.cgi?content=0324&board=board_1

Hope you like them

 

[scuberd]

Juv once bubbled...
For Nudibranch lovers, my friends just got back from diving Irian Jaya (West Papua New Guinea) with many kinds of Nudibranch photos. You can view them at http://www.saveoursea.net/cgi-bin/webboard/generate.cgi?content=0324&board=board_1

Hope you like them

I love those shots. I'm amazed at how many different types of Nudis you have there. Good work

 

[Dee]

Juv...tell your friends...Fantastic!

 

[Juv]

Thanks.... I'll tell them

Now they're posting more good shots of Goby & Pygmy Seahorse (which I haven't seen a real one before).

 

[reefwreck]

Juv, your friends photos are exquisite ! Any chance we could get more details? What camera set up are they using ? Who did they dive with in Papua ? When were they there ? For how long ? Please tell us more !

 

[Juv]

çÓHello reefwreck,

Sorry for a late reply. Here're the answers to your questions :
Most of their pictures were taken by Nikon D100 in Sea&Sea Housing, Duo Sea&Sea YS90 strobes, 105 mm. & 60 mm. lens while some were taken with Olympus C-5050Z in PT-015 Housing and Sea&Sea YS-25 strobe. They had 6 days diving Irian Jaya last month with The Grand Komodo Tours & Dives (live-aboard) through agency in Thailand - namely "Sea Paradise."

You can view a lot more nice pictures from their trip at
http://www.saveoursea.net/cgi-bin/webboard/generate.cgi?content=0294&board=board_1 and
http://www.saveoursea.net/cgi-bin/webboard/generate.cgi?content=0295&board=board_1

Too bad, all stories are in Thai alphabet but 'Picture tells a thousand words', isn't it?

Cheers,

 

[reefwreck]

P' Juv, khop khun khap ! More great images ! Another dive trip to look into

 

[Spencer81]

Like to check how u guys shot emperor shrimp? As they're normally very small... I used Sea & Sea 2T macro len, but did not zoom in... do I need to zoom?