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Check out Digita Pro Rod Klein's Cayman, Tahiti, and Indonesia Portfolios shot with the Olympus E20 and Light & Motion Titan Housing.

Having been at KBR for 2 months, got any pictures of a Bobbit Worm? Is Annie managing there?

I think the Bobbit Worm is a fraud. I've seen numerous pictures of them, but they all turn out to be one of two unique pictures. Anyone know any trustworthy information on these? While at KBR, the manager there claimed that they had Bobbit worms and that they were named for their penchant for biting male divers in the crotch (kid you not). Hartenburger has this picture of one on their website.

Is Annie managing there?

Yes, Annie is there for at least another 12 months.

I was invited to dinner at KBR

She had some great video of Frogfish mating.

I am posting some more Lembeh pictures in the Northern Sulawesi section in MP's

Good. I love those...Lembeh rules!

I just looked over the RK portfolio site and was not very impressed with the so called professional results - more like a professional tourist.

I think you should recatogorise yourself and absorb some of the examples from this site by both amatuer & professionals. Their images are far more pleasing than those depicted at just those 3 locations, proving that they get around more too.

Speak your mind One Lung!

I actually agree with you. Many of the pictures posted to Wetpixel are exceptional. For example Bob's pictures would grace any gallery or magazine (in fact they do). Pop the cheque in the post Bob!

What worries me more is them being taken with the E20/Titan setup (I am just about to invest in the same setup). I can only hope it was human error!!

Anyone else care to concurr? (Please.......!!)

Mark H

It's the E-20, not the user!!!!!

Kidding, I really have no basis to make a comparison, in fact I haven't seen many pics from either the E-10 / 20.

When I get mine I will rectify this for you.

Actually, I take that back, I *have* seen a couple. Here's a link to a thread with some pretty decent ones midway down.

E-20 pics (towards the middle)

So I'd say it's definitely not a camera issue...