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Another macro of the Mediterranean sea

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Another macro of the Mediterranean sea

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  1. Another macro of the Mediterranean sea

    Taken the last month. Isla de "El Toro" Mallorca, Mediterranean sea.

     

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    Thats all, please tell me what do you think.

     

    Chers

  2. I've dived the Med on hundreds of occasions - I must have had my eyes shut.

     

    Beautiful critters, and nicely captured too.

  3. You seem to have brighter Nudibranchs in the Med as compared with S. CA. Do you have kelp there? Do you have coral?

     

    Great job with the lighting.

  4. Mariano, these images are very crisp, well composed and have very good lighting!

     

    As I look at these, I keep asking myself why I'm getting hot for a DSLR?

     

    Karl

  5. The quick answer to that is stick with what you have and use the money to go take pictures.

  6. Bob, I didn't realize that you knew my wife!

     

    Your comment is right on!

     

    Karl

  7. davephdv: There is no Kelp in the Med Sea.

     

    There are also no "reef corals" (of course there are some kind of single corals but not what you normaly think of wenn you talk about corals).

     

    Mostly seagrass and different forms of algea and tangs.

     

    Simon

  8. Yeah, Simon is absolutely right about the med sea.

     

    I like to add that there are very beautiful underwater landscapes, especially at mallorca.

     

    I will go there for a short holiday next week and hopefully can show off some pics afterward...

     

    Regards

     

    Christian

  9. davephdv: Simon and Christian answer your question. Thats true there are no Kelp and reef corals. But we have wonderful underwater landscapes.

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