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Redang Island, Malaysia. Wide Angle with Divers

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Redang Island, Malaysia. Wide Angle with Divers

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  1. Canon Powershot S100 Camera

     

    Fisheye Fix Housing S100

     

    Fisheye UWL-04 Wide Angle Lens

     

    2x Sea&Sea YS110a Strobe

     

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    more photos with divers http://500px.com/mackasha/sets/scuba_divers

  2. Seems like you had a lot of fun doing these shots, unfortunately it looks like the guy on the right is resting with his fins on top of that table coral, it sort of ruins the otherwise cheery-pictures for me, even though it might not be the case and that it only looks like it (post 2, picture 1).

     

    -Morten

  3. Seems like you had a lot of fun doing these shots, unfortunately it looks like the guy on the right is resting with his fins on top of that table coral, it sort of ruins the otherwise cheery-pictures for me, even though it might not be the case and that it only looks like it (post 2, picture 1).

     

    -Morten

     

    Hi Morten,

     

    I know ya, I guess he is on mistake, otherwise the photo will be more cheery as you said. Thank you :)

  4. Seems like you had a lot of fun doing these shots, unfortunately it looks like the guy on the right is resting with his fins on top of that table coral, it sort of ruins the otherwise cheery-pictures for me, even though it might not be the case and that it only looks like it (post 2, picture 1).

     

    -Morten

     

    Not only the fin, the equipment is touching the coral.

    If you have things dangling around and cannot control your buoyancy and trim, it's better not get that close to the coral.

    Last picture, perfect position, but some things hanging.

     

     

    The pictures are not bad technically, but as a photographer some times you need to forget about a picture and say to your friends, get out of there.

    If you see that the model is positioning in a bad place or doesn't have the ability to stay still and avoid damaging the environment, point your camera down, no pictures for you!! :-)

    Later you can explain to them what happened.

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