Photography Thread Revival

[Scuba_Jenny]

It's a polished rock.
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I bought an 6" and its a freaking 9/16" thick! Thing feels like a rock! LOL..

 

[MaxBottomtime]

My first one was eight inches. I dropped it the first time I took it out of my pocket. It took ten minutes to recover it from the crack it fell into. I glue a small piece of non-skid tape so I can grip the disc.

 

[MacDuyver]

MacDuyver, looks like a photo from Thunderball, or perhaps the remake, Never Say Never Again...!

Bumped my camera hiking out of a dive site today and got another Michael Bay style shot!

I've gotta see what kin of trailer i can whip up.

I need a better title than Thunderball 2.

 

[MacDuyver]

I hate instagram's vertical ratio. I had to recrop this pic to get it to work right and i don't really like the re-edit

 

[Anbaric Cog]

Might seem a little cheesy...Go Pro Vid capture. I've taken about 10K pictures underwater over the years...but this struck a chord!

Very nice
I do suffer from Nudibranch envy!

 

[BoltSnap]

Charming and captivating beauty only its mother would appreciate and love.

Small red scorpionfish (Scorpaena notata)

Tripoli (240905), Libya

OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.60mm lens, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)

Painted Comber (Serranus scriba) براكش;

Tripoli Regatta Safia Beach (240902), Libya

OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.60mm lens, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)

 

[BoltSnap]

Small red scorpionfish (Scorpaena notata)

Tripoli (240902), Libya

OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.60mm lens, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord):

 

[MacDuyver]

Charming and captivating beauty only its mother would appreciate and love.

Small red scorpionfish (Scorpaena notata)

Tripoli (240905), Libya

OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.60mm lens
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Painted Comber (Serranus scriba) براكش;

Tripoli Regatta Safia Beach (240902), Libya

OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.60mm lens
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That shot of the scorpionfish in particular is gorgeous! Greta work as usual!