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Hammerhead

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Ok, I'll admit it, I'm a coward and I didn't want you all comparing my pics to Mike and Tim's on the other similarly-named thread:(

I can only echo what the guys said; it's an almost unparalleled place to go - my only regret is waiting 10 years to go back since my first visit in 1997.

Enough of that, I'll start with sharks: -

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and a shark butt is de rigeur, of course

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Lend themselves nicely B & W, I find: -

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Lookin' at me?

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Now let's look at rays: -

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Lucky with this guy, went straight under me & I think I was the only one to get him (probably because I was 10m below the rest of the group as per normal :11: )

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A couple of mandarinfish came out OK, but this was best: -

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Not sure how this will look, but as a photograph, it came out pretty well by my standards: -

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Crappy photo of a Leopard Shark: -

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Then the obligatory jellyfish: -

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and one I actually do like, reminds me of Monty Python, somehow: -

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Halameda Ghost Pipe Fish which needed a bit of PS, but came right (look closely & there's another behind): -

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More to come, but I'm a busy little bee at the moment.
 
Very nice Larry, love the halimeda (excellent example of cryptic camouflage) and the jellyfish is wonderfully done, love the shaks too :D.
 
pakman:
Nice shots Larry, like the B&W's. was that with the 60mm or the kit lens?

Just checked the exif - it's the 50mm Sigma. Not bad, really as I mentioned on another thread...

Have a dolphin (you know how difficult this was; you were there!).


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thepurplehammerhead:
Then the obligatory jellyfish: -

and one I actually do like, reminds me of Monty Python, somehow: -

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woo, now that's a money shot!
 
Jamdiver:
Very nice Larry, love the halimeda (excellent example of cryptic camouflage) and the jellyfish is wonderfully done, love the shaks too :D.

Why thank you, Jam. Seeing as it's you, I'll add a quick CTW before I go do some work:11doh:

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