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My Amazing Neighbors in Anillao

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My Amazing Neighbors in Anillao

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  1. Hello all! I just thought I'd share some shots I took around the Anilao area :)

     

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  2. Wow! Thanks for sharing Larry, pretty damned impressive. :) The dual portraits are extraordinary. Do you have these posted on the web?

    Great stuff!

    Steve

  3. Wow! Thanks for sharing Larry, pretty damned impressive. :) The dual portraits are extraordinary. Do you have these posted on the web?

    Great stuff!

    Steve

     

    Thanks Steve!! I posted it only in forums and in my Flickr account :D

     

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/9848003@N06/

  4. Thanks for the link, They look even better larger. So tell us about the shrimp with eggs shot. Are you using two strobes with one behind the subject, or a single or ????

    Steve

  5. Very impressive. I've only been to Anilao once (Club Ocellaris) but it was one of my favorite trips.

  6. Some very impressive stuff there. Extremely creative views and perspectives. Totally enjoyed your pictures on Flickr.

    The lighting on your Chromodoris Magnifica is awesome. Looks like you used a snoot on your flash??

    Thanks for sharing

  7. Wow, those are superb close-ups, Larry. More more more!

  8. Impressive work!

  9. Beautiful and creative images.....

     

    Diggy

  10. great lighting, good stuff!

  11. Thanks for the link, They look even better larger. So tell us about the shrimp with eggs shot. Are you using two strobes with one behind the subject, or a single or ????

    Steve

     

     

    Thanks again Steve! I'm using one slave flash. The sun caused that effect on the not so good visibility that day. It was one of those luck shot. I didn't know it would turn out that way. Until I uploaded it.

  12. Some very impressive stuff there. Extremely creative views and perspectives. Totally enjoyed your pictures on Flickr.

    The lighting on your Chromodoris Magnifica is awesome. Looks like you used a snoot on your flash??

    Thanks for sharing

     

     

    Thanks AndreSmith! To be honest, I don't know what snoot on a flash is. When I took the Chromodoris Magnifica, I didn't have a flash. I had a flash light as my light illuminator.

  13. Thank you for the compliments MikeVeitch, diggy, Stephen Colquitt, jimbo1946 and Lionfish43! :D:)

  14. Another vote for the Shrimp on Coral! And the Chromodoris Magnifica is magnificent - it should be in a coffee-table book.

  15. i like the last two photos, what kind of light did you use?, it worked very wel, extrange but pretty light

  16. Great pics, thanks for sharing.

     

    My favourites are the first and last three-oh I guess that is most of them! Great job on the lighting

     

    Adam

  17. Beautiful set of shots, Larry... Like the Eels & Shrimp shots very much. :)

     

    Ed.

  18. Another vote for the Shrimp on Coral! And the Chromodoris Magnifica is magnificent - it should be in a coffee-table book.

     

    Thank you Xariatay!! That was a really great compliment :)

  19. i like the last two photos, what kind of light did you use?, it worked very wel, extrange but pretty light

     

    Hi Juan! Thanks! I don't have an external flash when I took this shot. The light source was my flashlight :)

  20. Beautiful set of shots, Larry... Like the Eels & Shrimp shots very much. :)

     

    Ed.

     

    Thanks Buddy!!! Thank you for your generous tips. You know you inspire a lot of people and I'm definitely one of them :monkey:

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