Instead of using the 20mm from the 18-70mm Nikon lens, we returned to the 14mm of the Tokina 12-24 lens. Working closer together means less dust between the camera and the model.
I just shouted "toc-toc" under water. The model knows I'm ready now. Evelyne brings her hand above the surface and quickly pulls it back to get some airbubbles on the picture. Notice the raindrops (splashing water of course) to right of Evelyne's head. Also her eyes are starting to turn red because of the chloor in the water. It is time to put on sunglasses...
Here are the sunglasses...
The airbubbles are cause by a tank and regulator behind the back of the model.
It's great to see the improvement from each series to the next one.
I like most the last and the first images.
Agree - getting better - I like the first one also.
Paul C
It's great to see the improvement from each series to the next one.
I like most the last and the first images.
It is your feedback on this website (and others) that made the progress possible.
