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Grand Cayman - Digital Madness

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Grand Cayman - Digital Madness

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  1. Wow...what a week. I never realized how intensive Digital Madness would be. Enjoyed every bit of it and ready to start saving for a Red Sea adventure with Alex. I went into the week with several goals in mind - learning more about light underwater and using light better, as well as getting better a close focus wide angle. I never had been able to do CFWA very well - had trouble with the lighting especially. Plus, I got to try other techniques during the week that were lots of fun - like off camera strobes.

     

    Here are a few that I really like, and the rest are on my flickr site www.flickr.com/photos/pammurph

    Feedback is welcome.

     

    I learned better how to consider whether or not a shot would be a good B&W this week. This shot is of the Kittiwake just as I was ascending and looked back and it appeared to be in a fog.

     

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    I really like this shot - taken on Babylon at the Pinnacle. This is one of my favorite CFWA shots from the week.

     

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    And of course, one of many sting ray shots.

     

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    Happy diving - DiverPam

    Edited by DiverPam
  2. Loving the B&W shots, the water looks crystal clear!

    Edited by Captain_Caveman
  3. Pam,

    Been seeing your shots here for a while and watching your progress. You are just getting better and better all the time.

  4. already seems ages ago..:-)

    Great shots!!

  5. Nice images!

     

    I went to his workshop one year ago and learned a LOT. But, in my case, I didn't get to dive the Kittiwake like you did for obvious reasons.

     

    Alex gives a fantastic workshop, every uw photographer should attend at least once, if not more.

     

    Thanks for sharing!

     

    Ellen

  6. Great shots Pam

  7. Alex gives a fantastic workshop, every uw photographer should attend at least once, if not more.

     

    Ellen

     

    I agree! And now just trying to come up with the justification for another one (and soon) - but harder to do with our son going off to college in the fall. All excuses are welcome (hmm might put a new thread up about that).

     

    DiverPam

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