Last week I went diving I took these photos of this isopod on top of this poor blackbar soldierfish.
Please let me know what is your favorite image from the series.
Thanks
David.
#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

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Last week I went diving I took these photos of this isopod on top of this poor blackbar soldierfish.
Please let me know what is your favorite image from the series.
Thanks
David.
#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

#4
If you add numbers to the pictures, it will be easier. ![]()
4, 3 if isopod tail in frame
edit the green out of number 1 and it is third !
#4 does it for me, all very nice though.
I agree with the posts above - #4 !!
Tough #1 would be great if the green would be gone and the whole fish would be in the frame!
Nice series!!
Really great shots - I think I like three best. Love the blue eyes....
My favorite is also the pure profile - #3, although if it is a crop if a little more of the tail was visible, it would work even better. To me this is the one that makes it perfectly clear to anyone (not just a diver who already has a clue) what an isopod is...an insectile alien scavenger with pretensions of haberdashery. ![]()
Great shots. I don't know why but those things give me the screaming creeps.
#4 followed closely by #3. great shots. I have never seen isopods or it might be that I have not ever noticed them.
well done, stew
I'm with Giles!
#4 then #3 (if the whole isopod is in frame)
If not, and you can remove the bit of greeen background, then #1 definately.
Great pictures-I like the series-I like them all really
Thanks for sharing
Adam
3 and 4, all are very nice!
#2 - it makes the fish look the most suprised
I like number 4 best, although 3 is great too. I like number 4 because it's more dynamic and the way the whole frame is just filled in better.
3#. Thats just great.
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