Here are some of shots from my recent Anilao trip, 28 Apr - 2 May. They show the two different worlds of Anilao.
The Macro & Wide Angle World... Happy Viewing... ^^
Starting with The Macro World
All constructive comments & criticisms are welcome... Thanks!
Ed.
Here's the WA World... ^^
All constructive comments & criticisms are welcome... Thanks!
Ed.
Ed,
did you you a snnot for the two Hypselodoris pictures and the hairy frogfish one ???
Where did you stay and who did you dove with in Anilao ???
I am planning a trip there next April and every suggestion about accomodation and diving is very welcome !!!
All the Best ..... Francesco
All constructive comments & criticisms are welcome... Thanks!
Ed.
really nice shots Number 1 is my favourite great composition
Great lighting and composition.....
Mark
Really, really nice Ed, Loving the light!
Cheers,
Steve
your images just get better and better Ed. As Steve says, your lighting is great.
Ed,
Great images! Were the wide angle ones taken near Sombrero? I certainly miss Anilao, will be doing a few dives there in December and a full week in April.
Best Regards
Stu
Lovely colours... i'm a wide angle fan so their my fave... Awesome
Dive safe
DeanB
Very nice Ed!
A pleasure to watch your work!
Ed or anyone else can you tell me what the 4th images is?
Thanks
Mark
great Job Ed, love the Anthias shot. Beatrice?
Thanks a lot everyone...
Francesco - Yup! I used double snoot on those shots. I normally stay at Balai Resort and would definitely recommend using them.
Stu - Yr guess is correct. Sombrero... One of my favorite dive site and you should go back.
Mark - It is a close up shot of a Melibe's mouth. It was feeding...
Scott - Thanks! Mostly from Sombrero.
Really appreciate the kind words, fellas...
Ed.
Thanks a lot everyone...
Francesco - Yup! I used double snoot on those shots. I normally stay at Balai Resort and would definitely recommend using them.
Stu - Yr guess is correct. Sombrero... One of my favorite dive site and you should go back.
Mark - It is a close up shot of a Melibe's mouth. It was feeding...
Scott - Thanks! Mostly from Sombrero.
Really appreciate the kind words, fellas...
Ed.
Ed,
At which dive site did you find the hairy frogfish? Was it at Mainit Sand?
Thanks, Robin
Ed,
At which dive site did you find the hairy frogfish? Was it at Mainit Sand?
Thanks, Robin
Bingo...
Im amazed by the clarity of your wide angle work. Beautiful stuff