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Sunset in a bubble

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Sunset in a bubble

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  1. This was taken on one of those flat calm days, no current and the diver was just staying in one spot photographing shrimp. It was about 5 in the afternoon, sun was low in the sky, with the black sand there was no reflective light. As I watch the bubbles rize, I could see the surface reflection, so I swam back to the boat, grabbed the camera and captured one.

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  2. awesome, great thinking

  3. Very nice and criative

  4. Awesome shot, well done!

  5. Great!

  6. Very, very nice! Congrats!

  7. Different and very nice.

     

    Well done.

     

    Adam

  8. Awesome shot...thinking outside the normal and usual. Well done.

     

    DiverPam

  9. thats sweet. great idea for a shot

  10. Nice

  11. Great shot, very creative !!!

  12. Thanks everyone for the feed back.

    From memory I used a 60mm, about .5 meter, at F5.6/125th. Velvia film (Yes Film!)

    It was part of a folio that won me first place, Australasian Underwater Photographer of the Year, in 1998.

    So its nice to see it still stands up today.

    Have a great festive season smile.png

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