Nice. Wonder what happened to the juvie angelfish, maybe something tried to eat it and missed?
The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge
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billmackbarnes
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Hey, I have been there! I don't know if I could find it again. I was scootering at the time. I believe I posted about it on e-divers.
There is also a soft orange coral head, but it is in a different direction.
Bill
There is also a soft orange coral head, but it is in a different direction.
Bill
OK, I was working on ISO and aperture and fstop settings... no strobe...
I stumbled upon a reef at Blue Heron Bridge. Don't ask me where I found it... I'm not telling
Shots from "Secret Reef"
BHB ScubaTroll
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Some other shots from 5-20-2010:
Interesting lighting (since I didn't use strobes or focus light and he was about 10' from me)
Bullnose Ray
Burfish
Pike Blenny in a bottle
Gorgonians
Seaweed Blenny in a bottle
Wreck near the channel
.... I spent most of my time attempting to get a shot of this guy...
Gold Line Sea Goddess
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We're going to the zoo on Saturday morning and probably do the bridge in the afternoon, weather permitting
Interesting lighting (since I didn't use strobes or focus light and he was about 10' from me)
Bullnose Ray
Burfish
Pike Blenny in a bottle
Gorgonians
Seaweed Blenny in a bottle
Wreck near the channel
.... I spent most of my time attempting to get a shot of this guy...
Gold Line Sea Goddess
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We're going to the zoo on Saturday morning and probably do the bridge in the afternoon, weather permitting
BHB ScubaTroll
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No, nothing like that. He's just a normal "teen" angelfish. He's still losing the juvenile lines but hasn't reached adult status yet. He was about the size of my fist
DennisW
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Very nice. One of the things I have problems with is field of view (or depth of field, can't remember what it is called) when I shoot macro. Does anyone have a fix for this. Jim doesn't yet.
KBeck
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CT--I think she's seeing a short bottom anal fin...definitely does look a little short.
Actually the dorsel fin looks like he got a bite taken out. Looks like he's part triggerfish! LOL
BHB ScubaTroll
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BHB ScubaTroll
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jdcpa
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To increase depth of filed you must close the aperture, ie, go to a higher number.
In other words f8 has a larger depth of filed than f4.
If that answers your question.
Yes, I realize that it is not a simple answer as shutter speed and possilby ISO can or will factor in to it.
Field of view is very different. That is the width the lens can obtain and not related to the part of a shot in focus.
In other words f8 has a larger depth of filed than f4.
If that answers your question.
Yes, I realize that it is not a simple answer as shutter speed and possilby ISO can or will factor in to it.
Field of view is very different. That is the width the lens can obtain and not related to the part of a shot in focus.
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