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Anilao October 2008.

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Anilao October 2008.

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  1. Hi everyone!

    Just wanted to share some of the pictures I took during me recent trip to Anilao. All constructive comments are welcome. Thanks! :bottled:

     

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    All images are taken with the Canon G9, Inon Z240 strobe & lenses.

     

    Ed.

  2. More of the interesting critters from Anilao... :bottled:

     

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    Ed.

  3. Just a few more and sorry to post so many, in one go... :bottled:

     

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    Thanks for viewing... :P

     

    Ed.

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  4. As all your work Ed, superb !

  5. Awesome ED ...beautiful images.

     

    Diggy

  6. Wow Ed..no need to apologize for posting so many..your photos left me wanting to see more!!! Love the composition on the eel with the cleaner shrimp...that is awesome. That Ornate pipefish face...WOW. Simply awesome series.

  7. WOW!

     

    Amazing composition, light and colour.

     

    Inspirational!

     

    Do you mind me asking which lenses you are using?

     

    Adam

  8. Those are magnificent, Ed. That's the best Hairy Squat Lobster photo I've ever seen!

  9. Thanks a lot for all the kind words, Honza, Diggy, ce4jesus, Adam & Jim... :bottled:

    It's definitely an honor to received such wonderful comment from you all.

     

    Ed.

  10. WOW!

     

    Amazing composition, light and colour.

     

    Inspirational!

     

    Do you mind me asking which lenses you are using?

     

    Adam

     

    Thanks again, Adam! I'm using the Inon UCL-165M67 Close-up Lenses. :bottled:

     

    Ed.

  11. Ed, these are amazingly great regardless of the tools you used, but did you really take all these with the G9?

     

    Steve

  12. Ed, these are amazingly great regardless of the tools you used, but did you really take all these with the G9?

     

    Steve

     

    Thanks for the kind words, Steve.

    Yes, those were all taken with the Canon G9 and shot in RAW format. :bottled:

     

    Ed.

  13. wow, what a great collection! Can you tell me more about the very last pic you posted... Thanks, Scott

    ps. also what lens were you using for the hairy crab... Scott

  14. wow, what a great collection! Can you tell me more about the very last pic you posted... Thanks, Scott

    ps. also what lens were you using for the hairy crab... Scott

     

    Thanks Scott! Really appreciate the kind words.

    The last pic is a close-up shot of a tube anemone and I was using the Inon UCL-165M67 Close-up Lens for the hairy squat lobster.

     

    Ed.

  15. Lovely pics ;)

  16. Impressive macros ;)

  17. Ed, I agree with everybody´s comments about your photos, they are really awesome, no only for the composition but the lights and colors. I´m a new user of the G9 and planning to buy an ikelite housing too. My last camera was a Nikon L12 with an Ikelite housing and one strobe Inon 2000. I would like to know what are the camera setting that you use when you takes pictures with the G9 and also the settings of your flash.

    Thanks for ALL the help or advice that you could give me.

    JC

  18. Sensational images from you Ed - Hard to fault any of them. What a great collection. Thanks for the inspiration!

     

    Steve

  19. Thanks a lot, Motek, Arnon, JC & Stephen. ;)

     

    JC - I use Manual mode & setting for both, my camera & strobe.

    Stephen - Really appreciate the kind words. It's my pleasure...

     

    Ed.

  20. good shot!!! :guiness:

    Ed, i want to shoot like you!!

    pls teach me... ;)

Keldan

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