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Diver Dennis
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On the same dive too, David.
Philippine Diving Pictures
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jonix
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@dennis: do "they" talk to you?! how'd you get them to pose like that? sir your pics really amaze me eyebrow
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Diver Dennis
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I have to pay extra in advance Jon. I'm glad you like them.
Outstanding Dennis.. that standing nudi is fantastic! would make for a perfect two page spread.
And the colour on the second pic with lionfish is outstanding! But some weird artifacts around the sun/blue...
love the expression on the puffer!
And the colour on the second pic with lionfish is outstanding! But some weird artifacts around the sun/blue...
love the expression on the puffer!
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Diver Dennis
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Yeah, I didn't do anything to the lionfish pic except crop it a little and put in my name. I didn't know how to fix the sun thing... I could have had more depth of field on the Nudi shot too.
Nice Dennis, I'm throwing my camera away and taking up another hobby, ice hockey
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Diver Dennis
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David, if it wasn't for your skill as a buddy, I could not take the pictures I do...
*blushing* thanks buddy, and that means alot coming from an up and coming world class photographer. Watch out Mike, grasshopper knows how to snatch the pebble. :mrcool:
f3nikon
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Great Animal behavior shot, a Lionfish ready for an ambush! Good clean head-on and upward shot, the fins on the fish blends in with the Crinoids!
Philippines have always been Crinoid city; those things grow like a weed over there.
My humble advice...I would gently remove the black Crinoid on the lower right to clean up the foreground. Then place the camera's dome almost on top of that barrel sponge to really get the folds and texture of the sponge while making the head-on Lionfish look even more Menacing! Great shooting!
Philippines have always been Crinoid city; those things grow like a weed over there.
My humble advice...I would gently remove the black Crinoid on the lower right to clean up the foreground. Then place the camera's dome almost on top of that barrel sponge to really get the folds and texture of the sponge while making the head-on Lionfish look even more Menacing! Great shooting!
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