YALG (yet another Lembeh Gallery)

I just got my final version uploaded also. And no I didn't copy any of Todd's pics while he slept. Please click

http://fototime.com/inv/241CF144630B233

I tried to make it a smaller number but couldn't decide which ones to exclude.

Here're a few wide angle shots to show that we didn't spend the whole trip with our noses in the sand.

You're making it look easy! Now I have that WA lens, I know it's not as easy as it looks ...

-David

macro for show..........WA for dough!

Beautiful wide angles Herb.........was starting to wonder if you left your dome at home....LOL

Karl

You're making it look easy!  Now I have that WA lens, I know it's not as easy as it looks ...

 

-David

Thanks David. That lens does take a little getting use to. Especially the lighting for it. I think I mentioned this on the boat, but in case I didn't. You'll need to upgrade at least one of your strobes. I find that the D180 has pretty good coverage but needs more power. I used two of them at Truk and was able to get by using a wide aperture. It would have been tough with one. The beam of your DS50 is too narrow to be used with this lens, you'll get a hot spot unless you pull it way back.

Herb - The three you posted are contest winners anywhere, and I was mesmerized by your gallery shots. Nice. Very nice.

Herb,

I especially like your Stargazer pic. They usually don't look that dark - it's excellent!

Also, your squid shot - woohoo!

The whole gallery and this whole sharing experience REALLY makes me wish I was there.

James

I especially like your Stargazer pic. They usually don't look that dark - it's excellent!

Or that colorful. You captured the skull-look that makes it especially creepy.

Herb,

Spectacular as always!

I really like the #14 Nudibranch (sp?). I've seen a lot of pictures of that particular one but never with so much texture and detail. Wonderful!!!

John

Great shots, Herb...brought back fond memories from 2002. I have a title for #20:

"Quick, cover your eyes! Here comes another photographer!"

Cheers,

Marli

Great work Herb, very theroputic!