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The Beauties of Anilao.

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The Beauties of Anilao.

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  1. Hi everyone,

     

    Here are some of the shots from my recent trip to Anilao, 12-16 August 2010. All constructive C&C are welcome. Happy Viewing... ^^

     

    driftpygmy.jpg

     

    goby.jpg

     

    pinkchristmas.jpg

     

    pinkfroggie.jpg

     

    whitefroggie.jpg

     

    greyfroggie.jpg

     

    Ed.

  2. More macro shots... ^^

     

    nudi.jpg

     

    dancingcrab.jpg

     

    hingeback.jpg

     

    bluechristmas.jpg

     

    blueribbon.jpg

     

    sweetcandy.jpg

     

    themantiseye.jpg

     

    All shots were taken with Lumix GF1 with Leica 45mm lens.

     

    Ed.

  3. Here are a few WA shots... ^^

     

    colorfulreef.jpg

     

    burstingreef2.jpg

     

    backlitreef.jpg

     

    reef.jpg

     

    chanl.jpg

     

    That's all, buddies... Hope y'all like them. :D

     

    Ed.

  4. As always, great pics ED, great colors.

  5. Stunning!!

     

    ps. Froggies Rule Ok!

  6. Quality! man.

    love m all.

  7. Hi everyone,

     

    Here are some of the shots from my recent trip to Anilao, 12-16 August 2010. All constructive C&C are welcome. Happy Viewing... ^^

     

    Ed.

     

    :D As always Ed, stunning shots. And then there are others that you posted above that are even better than that :P

  8. Quality shots Ed :D

  9. Outstanding images Ed! I can't wait to be in Anilao in December!

     

    Stu

  10. Lovely shots

     

    Who did you dive with, I am heading there in February

  11. Thanks a lot, fellas... Y'all are awesome. :D

     

    Damo - Froggies Rule?

    Stu - I bet u're gonna love it there. :P

    LondonSean - I stayed and dove with Balai Resort. They are awesome.

     

    Ed.

  12. Ed,

     

    Those wide angle shots are wicked!

     

    Great job dude

     

    Cal

  13. Ed,

     

    Those wide angle shots are wicked!

     

    Great job dude

     

    Cal

     

    Thanks a lot, Cal.

     

    Ed.

  14. Thanks a lot, fellas... Y'all are awesome. :)

     

    Damo - Froggies Rule?

    Stu - I bet u're gonna love it there. :)

    LondonSean - I stayed and dove with Balai Resort. They are awesome.

     

    Ed.

     

    Ahoy Ed

     

    To clarify: I'm a big fan of frogfish....and ur photos of same!

  15. Very nice images.

     

     

    By any chance was there much coral bleaching when you were in Anilao???

  16. Love the WA images!!!

  17. Hi Ed,

     

    I really like the the shot of the Sexy Shrimp and Porcelain Crab. The Goby on the soft coral is also very good.

     

    I personally dont like the use of the slave strobe in your wide angle shots. Maybe a diver in the background with slave strobe/s would be much more effective.

     

    Of course froggies rule

     

    Regards Mark

  18. Thanks y'all... ^^

     

    SecretSea - Yes, there are patches of coral bleaching but not too bad... Hopefully, it'll recover soon.

    Mark - Thanks for the kind words & suggestion. Well, most of the other divers were busy taking their own shots and didn't wanna trouble them. Will probably have someone holding it on my next trip. :)

     

    Ed.

  19. A young good looking lady in a Bikini (optional) holding the slave strobe always produces an impact in WA shots.

     

    Regards Mark

  20. A young good looking lady in a Bikini (optional) holding the slave strobe always produces an impact in WA shots.

     

    Regards Mark

     

    To be honest, the bikini clad lady does nothing for me. However, a buff, tanned man thoughtfully posing with the flashlight can be quite nice! :)

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