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Underwater Photo Contest | Wide Angle - Close Focus

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shots taken with a WIDE ANGLE (or fisheye) lens having 1) a well defined close subject (usually strobe-lit) AND 2) a wide angle BACKGROUND with a second subject, usually a diver
The War of the Worlds
Jellyfish - Thysanostoma thysanura
Sail Rock, Thailand
Great coral view
Coral on Daedalus Reef/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Brothers, Red Sea, Egypt.
black is beautyful - black frog fish - Lembeh Strait
Jellyfish and Dive Boat/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Elphinstone, Red Sea, Egypt.
Jellyfish/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Elphinstone, Egypt, Red Sea
Soft coral
Bluecheek Butterflyfish/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Brothers, Egypt, Red Sea
Red crinoid/Photographed with a Tokia 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Alor, Indonesia
Sea coral every where
West Indian Sea Egg a.k.a. White Sea Urchin with it’s collection of protective pieces on its back, including two pieces of glass
“Destructive. Beauty” A Flamingo Tongue Snail on a Sea Fan in St. Thomas. Taken with TG-4
Rhizostoma pulmo Loutraki Greece
The rhinopias with a diver. Snooted with Inon Z330 and Retra LCD.
No photos pease
Picture taken during a contest onk. Lobster protecting his territoria hole.
Trumpetfish next to a wreck in Barbados
Sea lions in Green, Los Islotes de La Paz
“Don’t be jealous ladies, but look at these lashes” . Hermit crab walking on the sandy bottom in St. Thomas. Taken with TG-4 in Seafrogs housing.
Shadow Turtle
Sleeping turtle
Awesome coral somewhere behind the bleu
Baby white tip shark
Always beautiful, the eagle ray. House ray lives on this shaab.
The Passage
Oriental Sweetlip gang
Always around in the Red Sea,the Hawkfish
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