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This lizard fish had his mouth full with Nemo. I found it in Lembeh. Taken with a d80, 105 vr,Ikelite housing and 2 X inon flashes. F18-1/125. ISO 320
By Vincenzo Apuzzo
posted Friday, December 20, 2013
17 votes

This little engine wreck from world war 2 sits by its self on a sandy bottom at around 20 meters. I used a Nikon d7100 with toknina 10-17 mini dome and 2 x inon strobes,and nauticam housing. F6.3- 1/160 iso 200
By Vincenzo Apuzzo
posted Thursday, December 19, 2013
11 votes

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This lizard fish had his mouth full with Nemo. I found it... by Vincenzo Apuzzo
This lizard fish had his mouth full with Nemo. I found it in Lembeh. Taken with a d80, 105 vr,Ikelite housing and 2 X inon flashes. F18-1/125. ISO 320
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date posted posted: Friday, December 20, 2013
date posted category: Macro - Close-Up
date posted location: South China Sea Indonesia
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This little engine wreck from world war 2 sits by its sel... by Vincenzo Apuzzo
This little engine wreck from world war 2 sits by its self on a sandy bottom at around 20 meters. I used a Nikon d7100 with toknina 10-17 mini dome and 2 x inon strobes,and nauticam housing. F6.3- 1/160 iso 200
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date posted posted: Thursday, December 19, 2013
date posted category: Wide Angle - Close Focus
date posted location: Mediterranean Sea Italy
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