notabob
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One little, two little, three little octopi... Okay, so only two. And they weren't that little... 



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crazed_dolphin once bubbled...
Yeah, mine or should I say my wife's is a Sea & Sea MX-5....nothing like what he uses.
Shanghai Manta once bubbled...
Cool pics Dee !
For the close-up of the squid : at what distance was that taken adn were you in macro mode ?
Thanks
Kevin
DennisW once bubbled...
I took it in Panama City on the Accokeec wreck. A really nice dive. I used an Olympus C-4000 and a PT-010 housing. Automatic internal flash.
And Ruu, Dee's a she. Da Beast can verify.
Beach Bum k10 once bubbled...
Dee,
Excellent pics. Could you pls. tell me how do you get close to the object on the second pic? Thanks.
DennisW once bubbled...
Doug's a whole lot bigger than I am. Besides, we're just buddies, right? :innocent:
Dee once bubbled...
Beach Bum.....the zoom lens on my digital camera is a big help with getting close! But that only works just so far. I've found that most fish and creatures are very curious if you'll just get still, breath lightly and not go loudly, thrashing all over the place. In my Roatan 03 album there are shots of Yellowhead Jawfish. I was withing about 6 inches of them. But I laid in the sand flats for over 30 minutes letting them get used to me and get curious.
It worked! Try it....
Oh yea....I AM a she, just ask Dennis!![]()