So where are the chips? Reef fish pictures (wide angle)

[Willy wombat]

A couple from a recent trip up on the reef. Plenty more on my website if you want a look.

[surenj]

Awesome! Great colour and captures... Love the second and the last the most...

[Willy wombat]

Thanks Surenj

I love the colour punch in the second image. Makes the fish really stand out.

[MCWB]

Wow, these are great, especially 2 and 3! 1 looks a bit bland in terms of overall colour compared to the other two, but the fish is still awesome.

[gooseberry]

Nice colours.. I like #3 - you using a fisheye lens ? gives a nice effect. Too bad a I can't get a fisheye for my compact.

[ozimax]

Absolooootly beaudiful, spectacular colours. You've now got me thinking again about a waterproof housing for my G9!

[Catcha]

Nice shots love underwater photography

[ATJ]

Great colours! Were you using strobes (and if so which) or did you use filters or just post processing the get the colours back?

By the way, what lens and what size port?

[Pehpsi]

Beautiful work Love the wide angle, and #2 is a corker.

[Willy wombat]

Thansk for all the good feedback on this series guys!

[Willy wombat]

Great colours! Were you using strobes (and if so which) or did you use filters or just post processing the get the colours back?

By the way, what lens and what size port?

Thanks!

Nikon's 10.5mm lens - aquatica 8 inch dome port.

Dual strobes (sea and sea YS110's) - you can see the light falling off in the third shot with the goat fish - I should have positioned them a little wider for this type of shot (ie too close to the housing).

[Willy wombat]

Absolooootly beaudiful, spectacular colours. You've now got me thinking again about a waterproof housing for my G9!

You should do it - the G9 is a very good option for point and shoot underwater imaging. A friend of mine produces some very good results using this model.