More Little Cayman

After a year from our last dive trip, Kimberly and I finally got wet again in Little Cayman. A great trip and not only did we remember how to dive....nothing flooded ;D ;D

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Karl

Thanks for posting that Karl - way cool! That's Sarah and I in the first photo "working over" the Keith Tibbets wreck/artificial reef. You can even see our "get close and shoot upward" technique :-)

Cheers

James

I think that is the same super-fotogenic grouper I have a bunch of footage of

Nice shots. Good buoyancy skills by the diver in with the grouper.

Pity about the cloudy weather - it makes such a difference to the water colour in the WAs.

Nice shots of the pipehorse on your website. I also like the simplicity of the gun turret image.

Alex

What's goin on here? Look like the mask and face were pasted in from another image!

I'd bet shutter speed of anywhere from 1/10 on down while panning........Flash froze one part, Kimberley's face

But Karl should give us the EXIF and his idea of creating the pic.

I love that technique and the shot.......

dhaas

 

What's goin on here? Look like the mask and face were pasted in from another image!

Hmm, I'd have to agree, but still an interesting effect.

I'm not Karl, but I saw the photo on his camera and computer. It's not altered. I think this is a phenom where the center of a panned shot stays sharp because of the relative motion of everything else. I had the same thing happen to me when I shot the "Art Car" parade here in Houston.

Cheers

James

I'm not Karl, but I saw the photo on his camera and computer. It's not altered. I think this is a phenom where the center of a panned shot stays sharp because of the relative motion of everything else. I had the same thing happen to me when I shot the "Art Car" parade here in Houston.

 

Cheers

James

Thanks James...the image is unaltered except for a slight crop. Eric, you know me better than that

I don't really understand what's going on, but it's a shutter drag at 1/10 second on shutter priority and rear curtaiin sync

Here's another one shot last year in bonarie

And a couple of my favorites from Turks and Caicos