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Underwater Photo Contest | Wide Angle - Close Focus

5175 Entries Found: Page 127  of  192
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 dogong !!
blu in the sky
Nikon D200, 10,5mm, twin strobo
Bohol 2011
shortlistedShortlisted!
Brittlestars at Black Carrs, St Abbs
ray of the sun at menjangan island.. shot with Canon G12, F8, 1/ 640, iso 200, with single srobe sea&sea YS90
Anemones reflecting in an air bubble on the ceiling of the top arch, Cathedral Rock, St Abbs.
Freediving.
Mr Nemo
diver cuttle
Self portrait with a wrasse. Freediving, St Abbs, Scotland
Caretta caretta from Kaş/Turkiye. Taken with Nikon 10,5mm fisheye lens and sea&sea YS110 strobe.
shortlistedShortlisted!
Giant Plumose Anemone
Jellyfish shot in water column near Victoria, BC Canada.
Aplysia depilans on wreck. Taken with Nikon P7000 in Easysnap housing with 12mm Fish-Eye. Two Nikonos SB-105 strobes with optical cable.
shortlistedShortlisted!
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Calve Island, Sound of Mull
congre...
Dusky sharks close up
Schooling Bat fish at Sipidan Island
My first attempts at this kind of shot.
Sound of Mull.
Face à face
This is my best side....
Thalassoma pavo.
threestripe rockfish & hidden young octopus
Reef shark at the Exhuma Islands
Triton & Diver
Sunflower Star with Blackeye Goby
Levitation
/ Giant octopus Dofleini
Gold Medal Gold Medal 2011
3rd place Monthly HotShots
Final RoundThrough to 2011 awards final round judging

editor's comments

Editor's Comment
That's a big one. Bear in mind though that wide angle lenses exaggerate perspective - so always shoot the critter in front of the diver
Working on my lighting technique to eliminate backscatter -- Moon Jellyfish swimming. More work needed in getting the strobes right.
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