New underwater photography website

[dacostad]

For anyone interested, check out my new website which shows some of my photographs.

Most of the ones shot in Saba where with my new digital rig which consists of an Nikon D1x housed in a Secam housing along with a single Nikon SB-28DX strobe also housed in a Secam housing.

The rest of the underwater shots where done with a Nikon N90 in a Sea and Sea housing.

www.david-dacosta.com

 

[mwpowell]

WOW!

What software did you use to make the slideshows? Nice work.

mike

 

[dacostad]

The site was built with Macromedia Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks and Adobe Photoshop.

The slide show was built with Flash and Photoshop was used to create the wavy frames and dropshadows.

David

 

[boydski]

Wow!

Gorgeous pictures, and outstanding presentation!

 

[Dee]

I love the way it works. The colors are soothing and the way the photos go fron B&W to color is cool! But I do have a suggestion although I don't know how to do it other than resizing your heading.

Could you make the viewing window for the pics bigger? I have a 19" monitor anr with the Windows heading, your site heading and the menus on the left, that leaves only about a 4x8 area to see the pics. I had to scroll up and down on each one to see it all, not much but enough to be aggrivating.

 

[dacostad]

The site was really works best with resolution greater than 1024x768. At 1024x768 you do have to scroll a little.

Even though this site is new, I am working on a brand new one which will be more forgiving of screen size

David

 

[caymaniac]

Nice work, I'm currently still stuck with film, but after twenty years, I'm switching to digital. Will someone hurry and build a housing for the S2?

Caymaniac:boom:

 

[cmdasia]

Ikelite already have - I would recommend you check out

www.reefpix.org - great site by an owner of the S2/Ikelite combo