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Papua New Guinea - Milne Bay gallery

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Papua New Guinea - Milne Bay gallery

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  1. Well we finally finished the gallery for our Papua New Guinea trip. Milne bay is a fantastic destination for both macro and wide angle.

    Here is the link to the gallery. Let us know which ones are your favorites.

     

    http://www.oceanshutter.com/p439135783

     

     

    Enjoy!

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  2. Great work, as always. You guys captured some amazing diversity. Thanks for sharing these shots.

     

    It's very hard to pick favorites, but the free-swimming seahorse is an awesome shot (and it must have been very difficult to seize just that moment). I really like the vertical version of the pink anemone fish against the green/purple anemone as that is a composition i have had in mind for a long time but haven't found in the wild yet. The little bobtail resting on the substrate is also excellent as those guys are usually so skittish I can barely get one frame before they bury themselves in fright. Well done on all of them!

  3. Great work, as always. You guys captured some amazing diversity. Thanks for sharing these shots.

     

    It's very hard to pick favorites, but the free-swimming seahorse is an awesome shot (and it must have been very difficult to seize just that moment). I really like the vertical version of the pink anemone fish against the green/purple anemone as that is a composition i have had in mind for a long time but haven't found in the wild yet. The little bobtail resting on the substrate is also excellent as those guys are usually so skittish I can barely get one frame before they bury themselves in fright. Well done on all of them!

     

    Thanks for looking at them. The bobtail squid was very strange. It was on the wall right on Tawali's house reef. Just sitting on top of dead coral. I have always seen them in more mucky conditions. So I was surprised to see one there.

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