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Stars of the sea
Here are some more shots from my recent trip. This time sea stars. All shot with a D300 with various lenses.
 Sea star, Gomophia egyptiaca, 13.2 metres at Osprey Reef (Tokina 12-24mm with +2 diopter in dome port).  Sea star, 25.5 metres at Osprey Reef (Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II +5 diopter in dome port).  Sea star, Fromia indica, 17.1 metres at Agincourt Reef (Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II +5 diopter in dome port).
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Andrew the clarity of these is amazing, do you use some sort of flash?
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Glen,
I typically use two strobes, one on each side of the rig, and did in all three photos.
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Andrew that sort of clarity through a column of water is really something.
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I love this stuff Andrew.
The white tips in the first appear to be over exposed on my monitor, is this the case? I have the same issue regularly with white flowers and mixed backgrounds. Regards Colin Regards Colin
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Colin, Perhaps, a tad. I have just applied some recovery and decreased the exposure a bit. Hopefully it is better now.
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