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Silverbanks B&W

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Silverbanks B&W

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  1. Just returned from a trip to the Silverbanks, had some great encounters but weather and viz did not always cooperate, giving us only 2 1/2 days in the water, and 2 half days that were mostly on the water observing behaviour with some great rowdy group encounters.

    As a B&W fan I think Humpbacks in these circumstances lend themselves to B&W. Also like the way B&W brings out the 'god rays' looking down into the water.

    Here are a few mother and calf images, shot between 400 ISO with the clearer water images and 800-1200 with the poorer viz images. D700 with 17-35 or 16mm and 1.4TC

     

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  2. Yes, the contrast between the dark body and the white pectoral fish is just awesome Jeff.

     

    Thanks for sharing these.

     

    Cheers

    James

  3. Jeff,

     

    Really nice job, I love photos #1, #3, #4.

     

    Thanks alot for posting. I hope to see a Baleen whale underwater one of these days.

     

    Scott

  4. Very nice Jeff. They do look great in B&W. #1&3 are my favorites.

     

    Thanks for sharing them.

     

    Cheers,

    Steve

  5. Wow... great job Jeff! :)

     

    Cheers

    Karel

  6. Who did you travel with (which liveaboard)? Did you snorkel or dive?

  7. Strong work. I especially like #4 but they're all great. :)

     

    Clinton

  8. Thanks folks.

    abott this was all snorkeling, a special permit is needed for diving, and I'm not sure there's a great advantage to diving. We did the trip on the the Turks and Caicos Explorer with Tom Conlin

  9. beautiful!

  10. #1 and #3 look great!

  11. :) Those are some AMAZING photos.
  12. amazing!!!

     

    Well done!

     

    Kind regards

  13. Really great stuff Jeff. Congratulations.

  14. Very nice indeed. Well done.

  15. Amazing......Very Nice Work!

     

     

    Mark

  16. Wow - something I really want to do. #1 is just fantastic

  17. Jaw dropping brilliant.

     

    Stew

  18. 1, 3 and 4 are my favorites, great photos!

  19. Fabulous shots of amazing creatures. I liked numbers 1 and 3 most.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Al

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