Starbuck
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Hello!
Keri and I just got back from a wonderful trip aboard the Sea Safari. Fred Dion sponsored this trip and did a fantastic job organizing everything for us.
Anyway, some pictures from Bali/Komodo with my new rig (D2X in Nexus housing) as well as the Heinrichs iTTL controller for my D70 which Keri used. My wife sends hugs and kisses to Ryan Canon for wiring the D70 for iTTL!
The Mantis shrimps and Amphipods were especially entertaining to photograph and watch.
Link:
http://homepage.mac.com/mikepalasz/PhotoAlbum13.html
I have a few "magic filter" shots but have not posted yet...more to come.
Mike and Keri
Edited September 27, 2005 21 yr by Starbuck
voodooconstant
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great pics. I really liked the orangutan crab shot.
Edited September 29, 2005 21 yr by scubadru
Rocha
Salty Dog
3075 posts
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Great color and detail, lots of excellent pictures in the gallery!
herbko
Herbzilla
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Great gallery. Really enjoyed it.
frogfish
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Lovely shots. What strobe(s) were you using with the D2X?
Frogfish (Robert Delfs)
Starbuck
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471 posts
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Robert-
The D2X photos were all done with Inon Ring Flash. The D70 were taken with one Inon z220.
M.
scubadru
The Controller
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Nice shots... but are your feet clean from the black rubber mats yet?
bella
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Robert-
The D2X photos were all done with Inon Ring Flash.
M.
Including the wide angle? Is the W/A with a 10.5?
Starbuck
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Scubadru - still scrubbing the bottoms of our feet... i think we are going to try course sandpaper next... )
Julie -
I was shooting with Sigma 15mm mostly.. The D70 crinioid shot was one strobe... I believe I had two Ike ds125's for the sea fan photos...