DEEP SOUTH - ST.JOHNS REEF – EGYPT 09/2009

Diving photo safari in southern Egypt close to the border with Sudan. Photo safari was all about 10 days on the boat with 20 people, more than 350 dives and over 700 km on the open sea.

Complete story with some pictures is here http://www.extreme-photographer.com/making-of18.html

Few more pictures and rest will be soon in my underwater gallery http://www.extreme-photographer.com/underwater.html

Two more

Very nice, as expected, Predrag - and immediately identifiable as your work!

And a macro shot too!

Alex

Really nice shots! I favour the shots with anemone and clownfishes :-) I'm a real sucker for those little fellows.

Nice work Predrag! I especially like the last 2.

Phil

Alex: Thanks a lot...your opinion always motivate.

Scubamoose: I really like clownfishes...I spend every dive trip tones of air for them

Phil: Thanks...you are always here with your comments. I saw your pictures with sharks...what I can say...I would like to go next time with you

Two more pics from this trip...is really hard to choose...I am more then satisfied with number of selection pictures!

Hey Predrag

Your work is absolutetly brilliant I am a massive fan of your multiple exposure shots.

These images are Awesome!!!

The light rays in pic no 3 on page 2 of your U/W gallery are just excellent.

The Blue spot ray burying itself in the sand reminds me of the Walrus shot that won the BBC wildlife photog of the year in 2007 (I think)

Keep 'em coming, you put a smile on my face

Nige wade

Hi Predrag!

Extremely outstanding images my friend. Congrats on a great trip.

Thanks for sharing them with us,

Cheers,

Steve

Incredible photos Predrag! I wish I could get mine to look this good.

Mike

Hey Nigel...thanks for your's more then nice comments

Pictures with rays are from Alex's Mustard workshop on Grand Cayman...I am really satisfied with pictures from that trip

Concerning the multiple exposure pictures...sometimes I spend between 8-10 hours for it. You will find one picture with 91 shots in one picture (I work on it 10 hours). In a future I will work to make similar pictures from the water (split levels) in this moment I have only one from Red Bull Cliff Diving in Greece (4th picture on 1st page...sequence section on my website).

One more time thanks for your kind post

Steve...you are always here to watch my work. Thank you so much for your support. I am really looking forward to see you again...

Mike...always you can make good picture if you work on it really hard. Just go for it!

Call me boring, if you like, but I really went for the dolphin shot: beautiful markings, and fantastic framing!

The multiple exposure images are very interesting: Ive never tried more than two or three frames combined in an over/under shot, and you have me wondering if a more systematic approach with a lot more exposures might work...

Tim

Call me boring, if you like, but I really went for the dolphin shot: beautiful markings, and fantastic framing!

 

The multiple exposure images are very interesting: Ive never tried more than two or three frames combined in an over/under shot, and you have me wondering if a more systematic approach with a lot more exposures might work...

 

Tim

 

Hey Tim...no boring! I like that shot with dolphin too

Hey Tim...no boring! I like that shot with dolphin too

Did you have manual settings for the multiple exposures, or did you set the camera to shoot several frames a second?

Wow...

I really like your work.