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Post your best ONE shot of 2010
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It's hard to decide which one is my favorite shot! i pick this one for two reasons.
1st because it was the first time in my life that i saw this critter (Gastropteron rubrum)
and 2nd because I took this shot while I was testing my home made snoot setup.

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Devil's Ear - Ginnie Spring Florida.
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Hello Everybody,
Please find a photo of Corsica Island in mediterranean sea.

Enjoy.
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Olivier Delorieux
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So many things wrong with this picture, (new camera, new housing, new strobes, just jumped in the water, first dive, etc) but it was my first of these wonderful little creatures
and I can remember the feeling of joy from looking at the image on the camera.
Sipadan, Borneo
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This shot reminds me that it doesn't matter how many times you dive the same site, there are always surprises. This Caribbean torpedo shot was taken at Cocoview Roatan. The 100mm macro lens was far from ideal but it is the first documented sighting of this species south of Cozumel/Cayman islands. The range extension will be included in the next Reef Fish ID book.
Caribbean torpedo (Torpedo sp.)
A more appropriate macro subject which, after searching for it for 10 days, started to show up on multiple dives just before leaving.
Arrow blenny (Lucayablennius zingaro)
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Devil's Ear - Ginnie Spring Florida.
That's amazing! Where have the colours come from?
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...New to super marco..........

Nikon D7000 in Nauticam NA-D7000 housing, 105VR + Subsee +5, 2X Nikon SB-R200 flashes in housing.
Edward Lai
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Merry Christmas everyone !! I know its states 1 shot , but hey, "its Christmas" anyways these are my Fav from 2010 - one from the Liberty wreck in Bali ( awesome diving, Family ,friends & my 1st trip away with my new Aquatica D300s setup with 10.5mm behind a Zen 100mm port) - the 2nd took bloody forever to get a cardinal-fish to look at the 105mm I was using - cheers


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it's a difficult choice)
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I think this is my favourite shoot this year, Sataya reef - Red Sea

