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FLtek: you know you can also setup your identity on flickr so that your photos are more easily accessible. This doesn't (I believe) require the paid account, although since I have AT&T/Yahoo DSL I get a 'free' premium account or whatever on Flickr, so I might have gotten the option because of that.
Anyway, it was somewhere in your profile/identity settings, let you enter a name that they warned would not be editable in the future, but after that my photos showed up under Flickr: Photos from rtrski for example. Would prevent people having to do the search to find your gallery, you could just link right to it.
Nice pics by the way. Still a lot of aqua in them, but that'll come with time learning strobe power for foreground color vs. exposure timings to set the background hue you're after. (Mine on the other hand are clearly lower rez thanks to my older camera, and tend to the overly dark side - I think I was overdoing setting the exposure time quicker....)
Nice work! I'm jealous since you've pretty much got the rig I want, and all I have is the camera. Let me know if you ever need it (cough) "stored" by someone who'll test it frequently to make sure it's all working properly!
Marco:
Very nice photos. Welcome to the world of underwater photography. Now we just need to get you back on a rebreather so you can really get up close and personal with some marine life!
Doug
Ok, so tell me how do i post the " Big " pictures
You probably won't have to do anything else in Photoshop at all.
There are a couple of ways to do it - go to the Sticky and scroll down a few posts for complete directions
Love these shots - beautiful blues and colours!
