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temprate blue water

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temprate blue water

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  1. Hey Guys

    id like to share some images taken over the weekend , i was lucky enough to spend a few days sailing and diving on a friends boat this past weekend in Jervis Bay Australia. we had 19c water temp and Blue water . we did 5 dives and had a great time , i just dived with my wide lense . we have great temprate water sponge life and dramatic rocky reefs

     

    images taken with nikon P5000 in Ikelite housing , with 2X inon strobes and inon uwl100 and dome attachment , . some minimal post processing( auto level and sharpening) comments welcome

     

    Regards Matt

     

     

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  2. Very nice !!!

     

    Dive safe

     

    DeanB

  3. Hi Matt! Very nice, I especially like the effect of the school swimming through the sun on the last image. I'm going to have to play with that. What is the name of the fish in the last shot?

     

    Steve

  4. Hi Matt! Very nice, I especially like the effect of the school swimming through the sun on the last image. I'm going to have to play with that. What is the name of the fish in the last shot?

     

    Steve

     

     

    Hi Steve

    The fish is an Eastern Blue Grouper they are common along the south east coast of australia , they are very curious and this guy was looking at his reflection in my dome port . they will often follow you around during a dive hoping for a feed or for something to be stired up by your fins .

     

    thanks for the feedback guys

     

    Matt

  5. nice pictures mate!I can`t wait to get my 400D underwater to try him...

     

    cheers

  6. Great Colours, nice work.

  7. Lovely Matt - I dived Jervis bay quite a few years back. Some amazing marine life in that nack of the woods. Love the clean blues and the curious grouper.

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