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Underwater Photo Contest Entries By Peter Symes

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How to photograph the most photographed wreck in the Worl... by Peter Symes
How to photograph the most photographed wreck in the World, Thistlegorm, I thought - and almost dug myself into the bottom under the stern to get a tall perspective. 16mm, Minolta 700si in Seacam housing. No strobe. Agfa Scala b/w slide film.
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date posted posted: Thursday, March 31, 2005
date posted category: Wide Angle - Wrecks
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I call this picture "Thirst" because of the almost scorch... by Peter Symes
I call this picture "Thirst" because of the almost scorched deserty atmosphere, like from another planet. Basis is a b/w shot (Agfa Scala exposed w/out strobe at ISO 1600)from a nightdive. Image then Photoshopped and partially coloured
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date posted posted: Wednesday, March 16, 2005
date posted category: Creative - Manipulated (Photoshopped)
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Thingvellir, Iceland. The Sillfra crevice lies right on t... by Peter Symes
Thingvellir, Iceland. The Sillfra crevice lies right on top of the mid-atlantic divide. Kodak Ektrachrome 100VS. Spotmetered at the entrance
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Nice natural light shot
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date posted posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005
date posted category: Wide Angle - Natural Light (no strobe)
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Aida Wreck. Brothers Islands, Red Sea. Film Agfa Scala. E... by Peter Symes
Aida Wreck. Brothers Islands, Red Sea. Film Agfa Scala. Exposure: Spotmetering at the sides. No strobe was used. Depth approx 40m
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date posted posted: Monday, February 7, 2005
date posted category: Wide Angle - Wrecks
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