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Your Favourite Photo of 2009
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here is my favorite, perhaps not my best, of 2009.

North Carolina
Sand tiger
D90, two Z-240's, Nexus, Tokina 10-17.
what makes it special for me, it was my first day with the DSLR underwater (not counting pool testing). I had a goal of a picture like this...and the shark posed rather nicely.
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Here is my favorite shot of the year 2009. I've been conducting a documentary on the Blue Heron Bridge for the last 2 years, seen a lot of incredible creatures there. This one is without a doubt one that I can't get out of my head. The lacey flowing look of this, made me name it Cinderella's Dress. Happy New Year everyone...Suzan Meldonian
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For what it's worth, I guess this is my favorite underwater image from 2009. It looks very nice in color, but a bit more dramatic in B/W, i think. I shot this in Bonaire at Angel City where there is a double reef.
I must confess the other images posted in this thread are quite humbling. Happy new year to all! Dive safely.
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My fave pic of '09 taken in Sulawesi. With a G9 and YS-110.

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WHat a great thread! Nautilus are odd things aren't they.
Snorkeling with dolphins in the Red Sea was definitely one of my underwater year highlights so perhaps this
Canon 500D, 10-22.

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Best wishes for 2010!
Here is mine, taken in the Azores this summer:

Cheers
Vincent
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... just to guard me on the surface while I freedive deep with my camera...
How does a speargun guard you from jellyfish?
Tim

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I can never narrow it down to just one, so I'll just post my favourite image from my first dive with my first DSLR rig.
It's a portrait of one of my favourite locals, a Potbelly Seahorse eyeing of it's favourite meal.
Some inspiring images on this thread but that's what keeps me coming back!
Happy and Safe Diving in 2010
Cheers,
Jim.
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I can never narrow it down to just one, so I'll just post my favourite image from my first dive with my first DSLR rig.
It's a portrait of one of my favourite locals, a Potbelly Seahorse eyeing of it's favourite meal.
I think that's a spectacular image Jim. how big is that guy?
Some inspiring images on this thread but that's what keeps me coming back!
Happy and Safe Diving in 2010
Cheers,
Jim.
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An amazing collection of images! And, as mentioned, very humbling.
Tim, great tarpon images! Amazing work putting all the parts together. When in Bonaire last April, I was glad to capture one on sensor!
Lee
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this for the sea

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in pool

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I think that's a spectacular image Jim. how big is that guy?
Hi Loftus,
I believe Pot-belly Seahorses are one of the largest species of Hippocampus found in the
world. In the southern extremities of their range in Tasmania they can get to 35cm in length. The ones
we have here in Port Phillip Bay don't get that large but this one, a mature male, was around 25cm in
length at a guess. I see them nearly every time I do a pier dive and still can't pass up a photo op with
them if they are feeling co-operative.
Cheers,
Jim.
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