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Photos of the day, April 30.

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Photos of the day, April 30.

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  1. Some shots from my dives earlier today...

    Shot a variety of subjects some more challenging than others :-)

     

    Indigo Hamlet..

    IMG_50666-edited.jpg

     

    IMG_5067-edited.jpg

     

    Trumpetfish..

    IMG_5084-edited.jpg

     

    Damselfish - "You are clear for landing!!!"

    IMG_5080-edited.jpg

     

    Peacock Flounder..

    IMG_5162-edited.jpg

     

     

    Macro

    Fireworm..

    IMG_5122-edited.jpg

     

    Coral closeup.

    IMG_5078-edited.jpg

     

    Sea Urchin.

    IMG_5167-edited.jpg

     

    Coral + buddy in the distance..

    IMG_5170-edited.jpg

  2. 2, 4 and 5 are stellar! I love the contrast of red and blue in two the best. The flounder is great...it must've moved because there's no way you saw that!

  3. Gettin better each week Jam. Your are obviously getting closer and fillin the frame better with your subjects, the colours are poppin better as well. Really like that flouder! Nitpick a bit about cuttin off the mouth of the trumpetfish and i think the legs on your buddy actually detract quite a bit from an otherwise interesting photo..

  4. What divers legs?!

     

    :)

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  5. Thanks Mike, I actually had the choice between the above pic with the divers legs and this one.

     

    IMG_5103-edited.jpg

     

    Can't account for good taste they say :angry:.

    I have to say that thought that the reason why colors look so good as opposed to my previous shots are manual white balance and a relatively shallow dive site (40ft or less)...

     

    Rebreatherdave these two photos are for you :) .

    http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/data/123...5173-edited.jpg

    http://www.scubaboard.com/gallery/data/123...5174-edited.jpg

    Edited by Jamdiver
  6. As Mike stated, getting closer is a key point of composition. The flounder is nicely exposed, but it could be even better if you could have shot it from the front. Hey, it's all about learning. Keep it up.

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