one above the surface, would love to say i had taken this below but not likely.
i took this leaning over the bow of one of the dive boats on the way home one night. i've cropped it, probably about 5 percent from the top and the same again from the right to try and centralise it, unfortunately i cut the fin tip off the bottom one so i realise it could be better. still, just thought i's share.
mark
SB 28 flash, 70 - 105 lense at about 85mm, 100 iso don't have the rest handy. unfortunately i was taking a few snaps for some people and had the camera in medium jpeg mode.
Posted by John Chapman on October 6, 2006 at 3:52 PM
Hi
great stuff. I just love your underwater photography.
John
Aberdeen
Posted by Malcolm Muir on October 6, 2006 at 4:15 PM
Lovely composition Mark. Don't mind the loss of the lower animal's fin at all - it is pssible to have too much symmetry sometimes.
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6 repliesone above the surface, would love to say i had taken this below but not likely.
i took this leaning over the bow of one of the dive boats on the way home one night. i've cropped it, probably about 5 percent from the top and the same again from the right to try and centralise it, unfortunately i cut the fin tip off the bottom one so i realise it could be better. still, just thought i's share.
mark
SB 28 flash, 70 - 105 lense at about 85mm, 100 iso don't have the rest handy. unfortunately i was taking a few snaps for some people and had the camera in medium jpeg mode.
great stuff. I just love your underwater photography.
John
Aberdeen
Cheers
Malcolm
Alan
Terry
One I think you should be very plaesed with even though you weren't in there with them.