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Ambon Night Safari 2010

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Ambon Night Safari 2010

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  1. A few photos I took with the Totomega lens:

     

    barney.jpg

     

    frogfish.jpg

     

    gurnard.jpg

     

    porcupine.jpg

     

    pipefish.jpg

     

    I'll be uploading more to my blog in the coming days.

     

    Here's some information about the lens if you're interested:

    http://www.tonywublog.com/20101119/totomeg...hotography.html

    wow tony those pics are out of this world. i love how that lense really makes the eyes pop and looks so big. a really interesting and unique perspective.

  2. Tony .

    Pic #1, 3 and 5 - are they new species? :D

     

    I almost can't recognize this very common lembeh critters.

  3. Pic #1, 3 and 5 - are they new species? :D

     

    Ha ha! That was the challenge of using this lens. Not to find unusual animals per se, but depict normal animals in an unusual way. Incredibly frustrating, but fun when it works

     

    Cheers,

     

    Tony

  4. Thanks for the pics and the blog, Tony. Those pictures are fantastic and made me laugh. I love the perspective - it is so unique and special.

  5. I just posted a video of some of the photos and video clips I've taken in Ambon.

     

    [vimeo]

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    Not all the images are from this most recent trip, but all the video clips are, and all the wide-angle macro shots as well.

     

    The music is a local song called Panggayo, which Michael performed for me. Michael picks up guests at the airport for Maluku Divers

  6. I have to say Michael really does sing like a pro. His voice is certainly as good as Jack Johnson!

  7. He's definitely a talented singer. Really nice guy too. A copy of the video is on its way over to him, so I hope he's happy with the result

  8. Hello, guys. Here is the group slideshow from the Wetpixel Ambon Night Safari. Enjoy!

     

    [vimeohd] 17516041[/vimeohd]

  9. Simply stunning!!!!!!!!!!!

     

    Thanks

     

    Jim

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