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300D in ikelite housing with 2 inon z220 strobes

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300D in ikelite housing with 2 inon z220 strobes

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  1. 300D in ikelite housing with 2 inon z220 strobes

    It was my first time with the setup and I was mostly happy with the results. I was on the mv shearwater with Jim, Anna and the digideep.com staff.

    This is the lovely Anna freediving. Its one of my favourites. Im still working on the pics and will post a webpage of the pics in a couple of days.

     

    Of course any comments welcome :wink:

     

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    I have updated my website, so there is a link to pictures taken from bahamas trip with the Canon 300D Rebel.

    http://www.scubabreaks.com

  2. Your first time, and you caught the sunrays? Very Good!!! :D

  3. Good shots,

    I suggest that your model will use a less massive breathing pipe (what is the exact word for that?) or even won't use it at all.

  4. great collection of shots....nice website also :D

     

    Karl

  5. Good shots,  

    I suggest that your model will use a less massive breathing pipe (what is the exact word for that?) or even won't use it at all.

     

    The word for that is Snorkel. It really is not that big a snorkle I think. I did take one withouit any snorkel but the face is not so visable to the eye :shock:

     

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  6. The word for that is Snorkel.  It really is not that big a snorkle I think.  I did take one withouit any snorkel but the face is not so visable to the eye  :shock:  

    Good to know, I thought that is the word but I wasn't sure...

    Since the main subject in your shots are the model (and she great, btw), I think that you have to compliment her as possible like in modeling photography.

    In that shot you last uploaded here, the face of her looks much more pretty because we can see them without the snorkel and the mask.[quote

  7. Great shots Derek! :D

     

    Congratulations Arnon, I can notice that you've added some new stuff to your photo equipment! :D

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