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Red Sea Nauticam Tryout Alex Mustard Workshop Pics

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Red Sea Nauticam Tryout Alex Mustard Workshop Pics

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  1. The whole album is here https://www.flickr.com/photos/interceptor121/sets/72157645375379256/

     

    The top 10 includes those shots

    14348459797_94476b2350_b.jpgScorpio Eye by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14531533501_bd00ac351c_b.jpgMotorbike in Hold 2 by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14348517167_dbcc17a62b_b.jpgSchooling Batfish on Reef by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14348393288_b9a20d6a77_b.jpgMermaid Kat I by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14555098143_3787599b09_b.jpgArrows by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14348304959_b20b2bafd7_b.jpgGiant Moray by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14511839656_0898d4e4d7_b.jpgLara from the reef by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14531531191_3be0165c6e_b.jpgWreck Diving by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    14348285630_95da4485ca_b.jpgMeteor by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    This split shot is with a Nikon D7100 in Nauticam housing

    14511836516_94b6d53190_b.jpgRas Katy Sunset by Interceptor121, on Flickr

    I did not really shoot video just on the last dive I put some frames together to give an idea of how it was

  2. Very nice collection. I really like the fish behind Ele’s bike on the Thistlegorm.

     

    Alex

  3. Very nice collection. I really like the fish behind Ele’s bike on the Thistlegorm.

     

    Alex

    Thank you Alex for the comment and all the hard work during an outstanding workshop

     

    I had to wait quite a bit as all the hatchet fish had been scared off by the remote strobe gang but it was worth it as they tend to give a mixed color reflection with several high contrasting tones depending on the incident angle of the strobes that I had placed in an unconventional way

  4. Now, that's fast!

     

    I'm still on my last trip, as far as a full slideshow is concerned!

     

    I suspect it will be August before my Red Sea (Sinai 2014) show sees the light of day...

     

     

    ... Truk first!

  5. I probably should have dropped a few pics in the full collection as some are technically not the best but I want to keep them there to reminds self of the mistakes that would otherwise made the pictures much better. During the workshop i identified some weaknesses of my set up that I has not considered before as I was not trying certain type of shots so it has been extremely useful also for my videos in the future

  6. Very nice collection Massimo

  7. Very nice collection Massimo

    THE POWER OF NAUTICAM!!!

  8. I'm sure it meant a lot of work to get the mermaid model in the right position. But for me it was bit odd that you could still see her knees pointing trough the tail. (-:

    Edited by albert kok
  9. I'm sure it meant a lot of work to get the mermaid model in the right position. But for me it was bit odd that you could still see her knees pointing trough the tail. (-:

    This in fact was the best picture others were worse. I think Kat is really slim and the pointy knees show. I guess she would need to change their tail to mask them as even when they are not bent they show

  10. Yes, With Photoshop you could probably get rid of the knees. And..probably also the bikini top? Mermaids dont wear anything (they told me). Please forgive me the joke. Your initiative and collection are just fine! And some people believe mermaids also had knees. See the pic of Kopenhagens mermaid.

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    Edited by albert kok
  11. Yes, With Photoshop you could probably get rid of the knees.

     

    Every mermaid that I have met has had knees; for some reason few prefer to let the water flow over bare nipples...

     

    post-4522-0-47104900-1404580435_thumb.jpg

  12. They aren’t knees, they are tail fin articulations.

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