WMII Photos

[seaangel]

I got a few shots of the wreckmania divers on the boat that I really liked too.

 

[seaangel]

More from dives. This was at the Benwood too.

 

[seaangel]

This is my absolute most favorite.

 

[seaangel]

This will be the next to last I am posting as I know it is a real PIA to go from one to the next reply.

 

[seaangel]

I love this shot. It was taken on the way back to ascend from the Eagle.

 

[Dee]

Thanks Cindy! Your photos are great. With that hat, I think Jeff has moved to the top of the Geek contest!

 

[Spectre]

Dee once bubbled...
With that hat, I think Jeff has moved to the top of the Geek contest!

??? What's wrong with my lucky drinkin' hat?

 

[Spectre]

seaangel once bubbled...
Not the quality of Jeff's, but they will do for my memories of a great time.

... It's also the post processing. Ever see the sea-life developing, or whatever it is that Kodak does and advertises in dive shops? People use that to 'correct' their pictures to wash out a lot of the blue.

You can do the same thing with Photoshop [and since people do it to their film, it's not cheating in my eyes]. A lot of mine are auto-leveled and cropped.

Here's an example:

 

[Former FLL Now MSP Diver]

Jeff - do you change your settings from auto when you on your A60 when you're using it underwater?

Marc

 

[Spectre]

FLL Diver once bubbled...
Jeff - do you change your settings from auto when you on your A60 when you're using it underwater?

A40 actually.

Um. No; not really. I just make sure it's locked on the subject before I shoot. I've gotten better about backing off if I don't see the shot I want. I do switch between flash and no-flash alot, as well as switching between normal and macro.