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Post your best ONE shot of 2010

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Post your best ONE shot of 2010

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  1. I like this one best.

     

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    Most people prefer this one.

     

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    And this is our own Dr Steve.

     

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  2. Wow, fantastic images here really enjoyed looking at them.

     

    My favourite shot of 2010 was taken at Puerto Galera in the Philippines last November

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  3. Roddy's favourite pic of 2010, wire coral goby @ Lembeh

    Canon 500d, 60mm macro , canon 580ex flashgun

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  4. I liked this one in B&W.

     

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    And this.

     

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    GHN

  5. Didn't get to go diving in 2010. The joys of a young family! The best I managed was 45 minutes snorkeling in Marsa Alam. Spent almost the whole time in a school of Mackerel.

     

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    Mackerel by wizbowes, on Flickr

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  7. Aussiebyron, is that 5 wobbegongs in one shot? Amazing!

  8. No salt around here, but began playing around in rivers and streams.

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  9. Aussiebyron, is that 5 wobbegongs in one shot? Amazing!

     

    Hi Sasdasaf,

     

    Yes 5 in one shot. But this is fairly common at my local dive site of Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia. We can garrantee to see Wobbegongs and earlier in the year we had large school of baitfish which brought all the wobbies in the area in one spot.

     

    Here is a unedited video showing just how many Wobbies in one spot:

     

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    Regards Mark

  10. I find it so hard to be objective about my images and pick a Best but this image is something I've been working on achieving for some time.

     

     

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    In this instance it all came together the behaviour, the light, the equipment and the right settings. Very satisfying :)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Cheers,

     

    Jim.

  11. Amazing photos guys, really love the shots on display here.

     

    Here is my humble contribution for my favourite shot of 2010, while I was in the Similan islands:

     

     

     

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  12. Hi Jim, I like it very much.

     

    Alex

  13. Thanks Alex, it was taken at good old Blairgowrie Marina.

     

    Cheers,

    Jim.

  14. This year I've been blessed with diving. Been three times to Sipadan, not too bad (and won't speak about Reunion island, Visayas, Komodo, Flores and the rest)... I thought my best photo 2010 couldn't be taken elsewhere than Sipadan then.

    It was raining turtles and snorkelers that day (it was raining ...water, too....duh).

    When I saw the scene from below I thought it was quite funny and switched off my strobes : these are mating turtles and snorkelers playing peeping toms around.

     

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    Mating turtles & snorkelers by Luko Gecko, on Flickr

  15. Here is mine from 2010. I got silver place in Macro, Nordic UVphotocompetition

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  16. That is very cool.

  17. I found this guy flying from one coral head to another on a night dive at Cayman Brac. I really like the way the octopus made his tentacles little wings.

     

    Elmer

     

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  18. Here is mine from 2010. I got silver place in Macro, Nordic UVphotocompetition

     

    Kudos. Very cool shot.

  19. This was the First dive me Mrs dived with me after having our baby so was really great, she is an awesome model. This was also one of the five shots in my portfolio that won the Epson 2010 Red sea shootout.

     

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    Gorgeous is understatement....... WOW!

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