WIDE.. A New Look. by Aaron.W

[divelogic]

Hi All,
Some WIDE angle shots to share.
Cheers!

http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2093414424

Aaron.W

 

[ZeroDivine]

Hi, I have no idea about Underwater Photography but I think these are really nice
thanks for sharing

 

[howeikwok]

Excellent. Now makes me wanna get DSLR liao... :bsmilie:

 

[kthan]

aaron, congrats on the award!!!

i always find wides the toughest to shoot. Interesting perspective on the cuttlefish.


Eric

 

[cityofangels]

Lovely shots! I particularly love picture #6 of the Longfin Bannerfishes.

Thanks for sharing!

 

[talbazar]

Wow!
Impressive shots! Thanks for sharing!
I really like #4 with the diver, it gives of peace.
#7 is great as well, it looks almost 'artificial': the colors are amazing and you need to look twice to see what is this bright colorful spot in the middle

 

[divelogic]

aaron, congrats on the award!!!

i always find wides the toughest to shoot. Interesting perspective on the cuttlefish.


Eric

Thanks man!... now need to save money for the air tickets to get to Bora!
Think come up to 2k ++

 

[GS9826]

Very nice...personally feels the photos have a kind of moody and mysterious aura.

You shot with step down the exposure and set the strobes manually??

 

[divelogic]

Very nice...personally feels the photos have a kind of moody and mysterious aura.

You shot with step down the exposure and set the strobes manually??

Ya, all settings are on manual.
Glad you like them!
Cheers!

 

[kthan]

Thanks man!... now need to save money for the air tickets to get to Bora!
Think come up to 2k ++

think of it as 2k saved becos the land package is free

 

[diediealsomustdive]

What is the trick to get so near to the subject and yet not scare them away? Starfish doesn't count, neither does the corals, but the fishes, crabs? ???

 

[divelogic]

What is the trick to get so near to the subject and yet not scare them away? Starfish doesn't count, neither does the corals, but the fishes, crabs? ???

Just one golden word in U/W photography.... patience. If it means half an hour without movement, so be it... sooner or later, the fishes WILL get used to you. From there on, you just need a little bit of skill and a whole lot of luck!
Cheers!

 

[NikonX]

VEry nice pics.. Tks for sharing.

 

[lovells19]

just dropped my jaws

very nice!! :d

must conduct workshop liao! hehehe

 

[RSU]

Not just pictures, works of art!!! :thumbsup:

 

[Tsangstudios]

Nice shots

 

[gooseberry]

Some very beautiful images. You put the fisheye to very good use. Thanks for sharing these.

 

[dejected]

PRO! definitely gets my vote!

may i know which strobe system you're using?

 

[ransoma22]

though i noe nutz abt underwater...
but the pix rox~~..luv it~ :thumbsup:

 

[germ_boi]

i really like the photos!