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A diver

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A diver

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  1. I posted this over on Scubadiving.com and got a very enthusiastic response so I'll try it on you guys.

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    Nikon D2H, Aquatica D2X, Nikon 10.5mm

    Edited by Lionfish43
  2. I Love It.....

     

    Karl

  3. Wow, you guys get killer visibility in New Hampshire.

     

    :P Great image.

  4. Great shot Larry. Works well B/W. Nice moody, isolated, expansive feel to it. The 10.5 is such a cool lens. For people stuck between choosing the Canon and Nikon, it's that lens that tips the scales. I'd hate not to have it with me.

     

    Rand

    Edited by randapex
  5. For people stuck between choosing the Canon and Nikon, it's that lens that tips the scales. I'd hate not to have it with me.

     

    Rand

    You're absolutely right Rand. I sometimes shoot with the Sigma 15FE - which is a nice lens - but when I compare shots taken with it to ones with the 10.5 there's no contest. For contrast and sharpness the 10.5 wins hands down.

  6. Looks aweome Larry!

     

    I love the black and white too.

  7. I love it also.

  8. It really puts us "little divers" in that big ole ocean into perspective, doesn't it? Really a striking visual ....great shot!

  9. Gee Ralph it looks as nice here as on scubadiving board but what I can't figure out is where at Nubble you took it.

  10. Great love it., been doing a few like that myself lately.

  11. Gee Ralph it looks as nice here as on scubadiving board but what I can't figure out is where at Nubble you took it.

    Well there is a sandy plain in the channel at Nubble. The diver wearing just a skin is the give-away...right. :P

  12. That's a real peach.

     

    Todd

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