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Last set from my Osprey Trip

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Last set from my Osprey Trip

Postby stetner on Tue Aug 26, 2008 11:02 pm

This is the last of them....


Brittle Star (Ribbon Reefs) Tamron 90mm
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Christmas Tree Worms (Ribbon Reefs) Tamron 90mm
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Pink Cling Fish (Gobie) (Ribbon Reefs) Tamron 90mm
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Red Cling Fish (Gobie) (Osprey Reef) Tamron 90mm
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So many toys, so little time....
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Re: Last set from my Osprey Trip

Postby Willy wombat on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:06 pm

Some lovely underwater macro work here Doug. Shame about the DOF on the Christmas tree worm
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Re: Last set from my Osprey Trip

Postby latch on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:02 pm

Nice work. I've never had a play with under-water photography, but I bet its a lot of fun.

I particularly like the colours in the 4th photo (red cling fish) and the dark backdrop. The fairly shallow depth of field works very nicely in this photograph, too.
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Re: Last set from my Osprey Trip

Postby Ant on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:13 pm

Douglas,

These are making me want to get wet again, but the thought of pulling on the drysuit and 8kg of lead are kinda putting me off! I think I need some bathtub diving.

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Re: Last set from my Osprey Trip

Postby ATJ on Fri Aug 29, 2008 8:01 am

Another fine set of images, Doug. As mentioned, I wish the Christmas tree worm was a little sharper.

I always forget to look for those gobies on sea whips. Next time.
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