The Maldives (from a Wide Angle Junkie)
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Hmmm I have tried Safari and no problems on my Macbookpro but if it continues please let me know.
As for the Blue Coral, I will look up the specific sites but pretty much any dive site that has large overhangs had these corals growing in it. As you will see it also comes in a rainbow of other colors.
As for the Blue Coral, I will look up the specific sites but pretty much any dive site that has large overhangs had these corals growing in it. As you will see it also comes in a rainbow of other colors.
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Beautiful work. Well done!
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Wow ... just WOW!
I just started planning a trip to the Maldives for next February. Seeing these makes me want to go next week ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
I just started planning a trip to the Maldives for next February. Seeing these makes me want to go next week ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
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Awesome!! What lens and camera?
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Love the first whale shark photo.
Thanks again. Not sure about the viewing issues, tried Chrome from my PC and seems to work, but keep me updated.
Doubler, this was the last trip for my trusty Nikon D200. The main lens used on this trip was the Tokina 10-17mm about half the time combined with a Kenko 1.4 teleconverter so I could shoot smaller subjects. In fact I own two of these lenses one that will be "permanently" attached to the Kenko. Other lenses used were the Nikon 105mm and the Sigma 17-70mm.
Now my new Aquatica D7000 housing is here a whole new world to discover, video! But I can't see my love of the Tokina diminishing
Doubler, this was the last trip for my trusty Nikon D200. The main lens used on this trip was the Tokina 10-17mm about half the time combined with a Kenko 1.4 teleconverter so I could shoot smaller subjects. In fact I own two of these lenses one that will be "permanently" attached to the Kenko. Other lenses used were the Nikon 105mm and the Sigma 17-70mm.
Now my new Aquatica D7000 housing is here a whole new world to discover, video! But I can't see my love of the Tokina diminishing
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Beautiful!! Just here
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