Deep South Red Sea

Hi, this is my 4th time using my new set up and my first attempt at posting pics for your criticism so be gentle!!

I've really been struggling with the concept of staying static and moving around a subject having no photography buddies to play with and not being allowed to dive solo on the trip, when we eventually dived this wreck I was in heaven, at last soemthing most people could bimble around and leave me to my own devices:

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/CBR...pg?t=1187093717

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/CBR...pg?t=1187093747

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/CBR...pg?t=1187093770

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/CBR...pg?t=1187093797

All comments on ways to improve would be gratefully recieved

On a slightly different note. I was determined to photograph the elusive long nosed Hawfish - all the photos I took where the strobe fired are slightly out of focus, however this one seems to have the most potential

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/CBR...pg?t=1187093884

Is there anyway post production I can add the effects of a strobe (ie the colour) back in?

Thanks in advance (be gentle! )

Wreck shots are nice...the hawkfish can be lightened up, but sharpening won't help much.

Wreck shots are nice...the hawkfish can be lightened up, but sharpening won't help much.

I've never seen mcuh difference with the sharpening tool, is it supposed to play with colour then?

Thanks