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My shots of the Bahamas - Sharks, wrecks, the good stuff

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My shots of the Bahamas - Sharks, wrecks, the good stuff

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  1. Hey everyone,

     

    I thought I'd post a few photos to introduce myself properly to the board. I recently started working here in Nassau and have been shooting on my days off. Here are a few of my favourites so far, please let me know what you think!

     

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    Caribbean Reef Shark at Stuart Cove's shark feed.

     

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    Lionfish sheltering from current at Port Nelson.

     

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    Sea Viking through a magic filter.

     

    More shots here.

  2. I like the wreck shot with the Magic filter, very nice.

     

    Thanks for sharing

    Mark

  3. I dont know if you have used the MF much. Although the shot you have is nice, try and shoot with the sun behind you. Have a look at the MF website to get a few tips of how best to use them. Alex also has a dvd out which is very useful for MF photography.

    Nice place to be spending your days off though.

     

    Stew

  4. nice shots. what does a magic filter do?

  5. The shark is stunning - has a magical quality

     

    Also enjoyed the wreck with the filter

  6. Thanks for the comments guys!

     

    Stewsmith - You're quite right, the colours benefit more with the sun behind you, I just find my favourite angle on Sea Viking is the one posted. It also was in fact my first dive using the filter, and I'm still a bit giddy about it!

     

    These shots give a better idea of what's possible colour-wise, though like I said, I'm pretty new to shooting with these filters, on a stills camera at least.

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  7. Nice wreck shot...I adore wrecks....here in Adriatic sea we have plenty of wrecks worth seeing, but the best one are below 65 meters!

Isotta

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