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The beginning of life & hope of the future!

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The beginning of life & hope of the future!

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  1. Just wanted to share some of the shots, I took in Anilao! :wacko:

     

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    Ed.

  2. Ed,

    Those are simply fantastic. What equipment did you use?

  3. Edvin,

     

    Very impressive web site! Hard to believe you've only been diving since 2002. :wacko: You are doing a fantastic job with your G-9. Can you give us a hint of the species we're looking at in the first 2 images?

     

    Steve

  4. Beautiful shots.

     

    I guess Steven spotted G-9 as your camera somewhere. I tell people that you can get great shots with a non-dSLR, but I guess you know that already :wacko:

  5. Thanks for all the kind words, Ce4Jesus, Steve & Drew!

     

    Yup! Those are all taken with the G9. :wacko:

    Steve - Those are Ornate & Harlequin Ghost Pipefish.

     

    Ed.

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  6. Really wonderful. Love seeing the eyes in the eggs through the transparent abstract pattern of the pouch, e.g. the third shot. Wow!

     

    Linda

  7. Anilao again Ed? Seems you live there now.. :wacko:

     

    Good stuff

  8. Those shots are totally awesome! I'm ~very~ impressed with the capabilities of the camera you're using.

     

    Maybe I should purchase a G9 as a backup camera instead of another DSLR!

     

    Can you share with us the details of any post-processing you may have used?

     

    The colors just seem to pop up from the page. And the focus is sharp as a tack. Simply amazing!

  9. absolutely amazing. If its uncropped, double amazing :wacko:

  10. Thanks for all the kind words, everyone. :)

     

    Mike V - I'm in the middle of getting my citizenship there. When are you going back there, would love to dive with ya, someday. :(

    Ornate - As a back-up is good, but I don't think it can compare with the quality, a Dslr can produced. I'm not a PS guru, I did pretty much what I learn from the internet. :wacko:

    Mr.Bubbles - All are un-cropped, except the 1st shot. The rest are full frame, took them with lenses. :)

     

    Ed.

  11. The rest are full frame, took them with lenses. :)

     

    Hi Ed,

     

    Superb shots !!! Very well done!

     

    May I ask which lenses and how did you get so close to some of these critters? :wacko:

     

    Regards,

     

    Bart

  12. Hi Ed,

     

    Superb shots !!! Very well done!

     

    May I ask which lenses and how did you get so close to some of these critters? :wacko:

     

    Regards,

     

    Bart

     

    Hi Bart!

     

    Thanks for the kind compliment.

    I used the stacked Inon UCL165AD Close-up lenses. To get those shots, I was moving really slow and had to spent some time waiting for those lil fellas to get used to me. Not wanting to scare or provoke them! :)

     

    Ed.

  13. Great work.

     

    I like the close up of the eggs.

     

    Cheers

    Todd

  14. Great work.

     

    I like the close up of the eggs.

     

    Cheers

    Todd

     

    Thanks for the kind comment, Todd! :wacko:

     

    Ed.

  15. Great work. Nice composition and colors! I have shot the stacked Inons and know how frustrating and hard to catch focus it can be.

     

    Jack

  16. Great work. Nice composition and colors! I have shot the stacked Inons and know how frustrating and hard to catch focus it can be.

     

    Jack

     

    Thanks a lot for the kind comment, Jack! really appreciate it! :)

     

    Ed.

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