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Galapagos Oct.2004

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Galapagos Oct.2004

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  1. Galapagos Oct.2004

    Hi Guys !

     

    Here are some of the photos I took in my last trip to Galapagos Islands, all the photos were taken with a Nicon Colpix 5000 in a tetra Light & Motion housing and dual Nikones 105 strobes. I was very happy and surprised with the final resoults because I didn't have much experience with this camera :) .This was my back up camera but it become my main one after I flooded my Nikon N90 in a Hugyfot housing the second day of the trip :D

    I hope you enjoy them and please let me know what do you think

     

    www.pbase.com/dgallardo/galapagos_underwater.com

     

    Best Regards

     

    David

  2. Very nice.

    I really like this one. Though I might be tempted to clone out the bubbles.

    37519526.WhaleShark7.jpg

  3. Sorry to hear about your F90 :D

    Great pics. Really enjoyed them.

    Were you using a wide-angle lens on the housing to get those whale shark shots, or did you just have spectacular viz?

    Very enjoyable.

  4. Very nice collection of shots......I used to have a cp5000 and still think it's one of the best digicams for uw photography

     

    Karl

  5. Very nice shots.

    On what boat you been?

  6. Wonderful pictures David!

     

    I've also been in the Galapagos in 2000, on the Lammer Law, but I'm jealous about your pictures!

     

    I love them!

     

    Michel

  7. Thanks

    Thanks Guys !!

     

    I'm glad you liked these photos,for the whale sharks shoots I used the wide angle port that you can atach in from of the tetra light &Motion housing, I really loved that you can go from taken photos of a mataray to a seahorse in a single dive.

    The boat I was in Galapagos was the Deep Blue,it was great .

     

    Regards

     

    David

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