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Posts: 457 Deckhand
a couple turtle shots
Signaturestrike
Posts: 457 Deckhand
this is a green turtle I caught mid water column on my safety stop. I was in about 50 feet of water off breakers palm beach.
this loggerhead turtle was determined to not be interrupted by me or my dive partner. but he posed for us so we took advantage of the opportunity
this hawksbill turtle was cruising the reef looing for a snack. I was on a reef called bath and tennis which is just off shore of trumps maralargo
this hawksbill I caught chewing on a barrel sponge in about 75 feet of water on a reef called double ledges
this loggerhead turtle was determined to not be interrupted by me or my dive partner. but he posed for us so we took advantage of the opportunity
this hawksbill turtle was cruising the reef looing for a snack. I was on a reef called bath and tennis which is just off shore of trumps maralargo
this hawksbill I caught chewing on a barrel sponge in about 75 feet of water on a reef called double ledges
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Great stuff!
and way out of the ordinary...
thanks for posting.
The Real White Dog
if you can't catch a fish...catch a buzz....
#12976, joined 8-17-2002
Thank you WE. Some of my pictures are shot with a gopro. And ran through lightroom. And some of my pictures were shot with a advanced point and shoot in a underwater housing. Some of my pictures I use strobes for flash and some I keep more natural.
My adv point and shoot is a Canon powershot G11. A fisheye dome on my housing. I really like that camera and am pleased with the photos I took with it.
I am lookimg at going more professional with a DSLR but haven't made a choice on what route to go yet.
this guy is one of my favorites. it looks as if he is posing or curious but in reality the shot came about by him swimming away from me and me chasing him I got in front of his path and and he came right at me. he went up and I sank down. the outcome was this picture.