so many great shots everyone! lets see some more
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Your favourite shot of 2006
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I've been diving the pinnacles around San Miguel Island (near Santa Barbara, Southern California) for years, trying to get a wide angle scenic that does the area justice. Conditions were great this day, and we hit a new spot (near Wilson's rock) that had a lot of hydrocoral. This image finally captures the life and color that shows why it's my favorite local destination.

(so as not to cheat, my other favorites from the year are here: My favorites from 2006)
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Here is my latest from Dominica.. This December
Joe

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Had a fantastic year with many highlights, learnt a lot, and this pic rates as my favourite for 2006.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/121/273905527_3151e96ac9.jpg
Can't seem to get the image to appear, what am I doing wrong :{ ?
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a lot of beautiful shots... great topic !
my one is not really a one shot picture... but it's one picture B)

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now that is a cool ass panorama .. wow .. how many shots .. and was it a lot of work to make it look so good when stiched together ?
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now that is a cool ass panorama .. wow .. how many shots .. and was it a lot of work to make it look so good when stiched together ?
80 shots during the dive... 30 selected for the final picture and about 50 hours to do that work ! That's it

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Taken at the end of 2006 under challenging conditions: low grey clouds, rain and in a British quarry with 20m+ walls. I've used all of the knowledge that I gained during the year to make an ambient light shot at high ASA equivalent with a Greenwater Magic filter, processed with NoiseNinja on my lovely MacPro (Windows no more!). I enjoyed this more than any one shot from Bikini or the Red Sea (sad...).
Tim
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But the sub...
... I'm blown away.
Tim
B)
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Straight from the camera, no cropping, just reduced resolution to 1200 pixels wide. I love this shot for its looks and also because it is such an improvement over the shots I was taking when I took my camera down for the first time only 7 days before. dSLR + laptop is one hell of a rewarding learning experience.
Seaweed Blenny - Puerto Escondido (~40km west of Varadero, Cuba)
Bart
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Claude, that sub pano is simply stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What vision!
Carry on...
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Yes Claude that is a very cool shot.....shots.....well done...

Would like that on my wall.
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I agree with everyone else. That submarine panorama is truly amazing. Great work, Claude!
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a lot of beautiful shots... great topic !
my one is not really a one shot picture... but it's one picture B)
Claude,
I think you win.... B) , if there is a winner!!

Can we have some more data/history on that sub!!!!
Just the coolest shot I've seen in a long time! Now all you need is a pod of dolphin in front of it (collaborate w/ralphy.....
)Carol
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yep, that sub kicks butt!
where?
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Extremely cool Claude - WELL worth the effort!
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Would like that on my wall.
in about 2 weeks, would be possible to order it...
Can we have some more data/history on that sub!!!!le Rubis : It's one of the famoust french sub from the second world war as it destroyed a significant number of german boats ! It's now one of the nicest wreck in the Mediterranean Sea...
Just the coolest shot I've seen in a long time! Now all you need is a pod of dolphin in front of it (collaborate w/ralphy.....
)There was some... but I had to explain them that I don't want anybody on that picture ! :glare:
where?In France... near Saint-Tropez ! There are some awesome wrecks in that area...
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this is the only info in english i found on the Rubis.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/40/a3018340.shtml
definitely a site to dive if any of you make it to the south of france...
(though mike the water is too cold for you here probably
)/paul
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taken byron bay new southwales australia
