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Yongala and Maggie Island

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Yongala and Maggie Island

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  1. These are the pictures of my recent dive at the yongala and maggie island in Australia. Feel free to comment and criticize.

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  2. Great set of images, but the turtle shot is outstanding.......

     

    Karl

  3. i thought it didn't come out very well, glad that you liked it, i still think it's lacking a bit of color though.

  4. Is that a guitar fish!?!?

     

    Sweet!

  5. I llike the turtle shot. It looks a little desaturated. If you shot this raw I would see if you could boost the saturation. If you do edit that picture please repost.

  6. I think the turtle shot is very nice and it's also salvageable. You just need a good PS person to tweak it for you. :D

  7. Is that a guitar fish!?!? 

     

    Shovelnose Ray- Rhinobatos batillum in the Coral Sea I think (we get the Aptychotrema species here)

     

    ... oh and looking up the spelling they are AKA guitarfishes :D

  8. Another vote for the turtle.

  9. Here is the same turtle picture again, and i re-photoshoped again. I sort of like the faded color look to it.

     

    Yes, that is a guitarfish, he was about 9 feet long and when he swam by within arms reach, you could see he had large bite marks all over his gill area. Possibly another larger shark.

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  10. I too like the giant guitarfish!

     

    You think those scars are from a larger shark species or mating scars from another guitarfish?

     

    I figure mating scars, but I'm not sure at all as I didn't see them up close. Or maybe another fish or cookie cutter shark??

     

    Thanks for posting!! We have guitarfish out here but never that large!! :D

     

    Carol :lol:

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