Scuba Diver Australasia

Just got a copy of this via PDF, its in their latest issue in the Xtraordinary Dives section

H U G E

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s ! ! !

Well done Mike.

Such an awesome shot. I was just in the newsagent and it wasn't out yet, have to wait a couple of days I guess. Looks really good anyway.

Hey well done Mike. Congrats....

Will keep a look out for that mag.

Great shot. Looks fantastic. Congratulations.

Alex

Congratulations Mike - It is the definitive manta train shot.

Peter

It's a really excellent shot Mike

good one B)

Steve

Very nice shot Mike

Sweeeet!

Todd

Nice one Mikey..

I love those Manta's

Dive safe

DeanB

Good use of the clone tool Mikey !!

ha ha .. good stuff .. is that the first time that pic has been used since the BSoUP competition ?

Thanks everyone.... even Giles!

Hey Mike, which Photoshop tool... or was it a plug in that you used to change the angles and wing flaps on those manta rays

Hey Mike, which Photoshop tool... or was it a plug in that you used to change the angles and wing flaps on those manta rays

Actually... i use peanut butter to lure them in...

Outstanding, Mike! Congratulations!

Mike,

THAT ROCKS brother!! Excellent work. And was the peanut butter creamy or chunky?

I know a certain Mike who's got the cover shot for the next issue of that very same magazine.

Got to see it last week, and it looks great. I'll post a picture when the mag's officially out.

Mike,

Sorry to ask you this, because I don't have a copy of the magazine.

Is this the issue with my Leopard Seal picture in it? It's a Seal playing with its freshly caught penguin. If so, then I would love to see the PDF.

Thanks,

Andre

haha... sorry Andre, i haven't seen the actual magazine yet...

mail in Yap is Crap! but its a nice little orange building...

perhaps ask Mattdiver via PM

Leopard Seal?!? that would be cool! i wanna go to Antarctica.. ballsy effort to get one of those, i hear they a bit vicious..

I have been to Yap two years ago, so I know how your mail system works

Antarctica has been the best thing I have done so far. And I must admit, it was scary to see the Leopard Seal underwater. Almost three meters big.

Hi Andre,

Your photo with the leopard seal is in the same issue of the magazine, in the new competition section for the readers' choice of outstanding photos.

BTW, it was one of my favourite shots at the CTS competition this year. I think I gave it the top spot when judging the entries.