KidK9
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So now he's screwed and gonna be pissed off!!!
My first attempt at u/w photography
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actully...... yes it is..... ha ha ha funny,lolH2Andy:
H2Andy:
Ah, a little deductive reasoning is all....
Yes, getting close is key. Get close, use a wide angle lens, and artificial lighting. And yes, it is a very slipperly slope. Make sure you have good credit.....
ha haha, LMAO, i had great credit on all four visas, untill i found u/w photography, spent a while paying that bill off lolWarren_L:
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I appreciate all the words of encouragement, to be completely honest, I took about 50 shots that day and these were the best of the lot. Thats the great thing about digital, you can take bad shots and it doesnt cost you anything for development.
I have a Canon SLR Rebel as my land camera, which I am more comfortable with. I know that I got addicted to photography on land, and yes; have a fear that my plastic may take a beating if I get the same bug in the water.
Again, thanks for your help and critiques on my first try, I am taking the PADI photo course in March, so hopefully that will help me with taking some better shots.
I have a Canon SLR Rebel as my land camera, which I am more comfortable with. I know that I got addicted to photography on land, and yes; have a fear that my plastic may take a beating if I get the same bug in the water.
Again, thanks for your help and critiques on my first try, I am taking the PADI photo course in March, so hopefully that will help me with taking some better shots.
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