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Philippine Diving Pictures
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SuPrBuGmAn
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Ran into Rick Murchison today at one of the FL panhandle springs. He insisted I come take a look at this thread. I must admit, I was intimidated by the 67 page count, but started at page 1 and started forward... the pages went by and I just became more and more anxious to see whats next. 67 pages isn't nearly enough, keep it up!
Truly excellent work Dennis, looking foward to more additions
Truly excellent work Dennis, looking foward to more additions
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Diver Dennis
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Thank you sir. I'm glad you like them SuPrBuGmAn.
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You have to look closely at some of these pictures to see the amazing complexity of these plants and animals...
clgsamson
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I know dennis, the texture and clarity of these shots are just awesome...Diver Dennis:
Your last pic also reminds me of chicken feathers
Jamdiver
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Diver Dennis:
I recall hearing this somewhere.......
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Diver Dennis
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I'm still working on refining my depth of field, you can see I have been experimenting in some of these shots, Caloy. Yes, they do look like soft down.
@ Jam. Yeah, I've heard that too...
@ Jam. Yeah, I've heard that too...
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