More underwater photos: Underwater photography is a challenge, you have to contend with a whole new list of issues such as buoyancy, backscatter from your strobe and the other issues...

deepdiverv Loc: arizona

Underwater photography is a challenge, you have to contend with a whole new list of issues such as buoyancy, backscatter from your strobe and the other issues of just diving. I think all this added to the mix helps me with all types of photography. Maybe that's why we all love taking photos.

deepdiverv ( Randy )

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Did #2 scare you as much as it scared me ?

Sarge69 :thumbup: :thumbup:

briace Loc: liverpool uk

deepdiverv wrote:

Underwater photography is a challenge, you have to contend with a whole new list of issues such as buoyancy, backscatter from your strobe and the other issues of just diving. I think all this added to the mix helps me with all types of photography. Maybe that's why we all love taking photos.

deepdiverv ( Randy )

:thumbup: :thumbup:

deepdiverv Loc: arizona

Sarge, A closer look at # 2

tlbuljac Loc: Oklahoma

Don't think I would want to be diving with that "Pirannah" look alike

sarge69 Loc: Ft Myers, FL

Double Yikes

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ringo Loc: australia

deepdiverv wrote:

Underwater photography is a challenge, you have to contend with a whole new list of issues such as buoyancy, backscatter from your strobe and the other issues of just diving. I think all this added to the mix helps me with all types of photography. Maybe that's why we all love taking photos.

deepdiverv ( Randy )

love all 3 but no 1 just has that (keep looking at me ) about it,very peaceful,show some more.

Wizz Loc: Maryland, USA

Excellent shots! Great capture of the eel!

beamer01 Loc: West Palm Beach

luv-em :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

stevenelson Loc: Pauls Valley, Oklahoma

Great pics. :thumbup: :thumbup:

GrandmaJoy Loc: North Carolina

I will never get under water to do that fantastic photography just because of the last image. lol. I would like to see more pretty fish. Amazing photos.

Pepsiman Loc: New York City

Wizz:I didn't any ell... I did see ANGEL fish...I think all of them are in a fish tank...Correct me if I'm wrong...

FISH tank in Staten Island Ferry Termial

Phreedom Loc: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

deepdiverv wrote:

Underwater photography is a challenge, you have to contend with a whole new list of issues such as buoyancy, backscatter from your strobe and the other issues of just diving. I think all this added to the mix helps me with all types of photography. Maybe that's why we all love taking photos.

deepdiverv ( Randy )

Number 3, moray eel, are known to co-operate with number 2, coral grouper [?], to hunt. The eels can move into narrow crevices to chase prey out for the waiting groupers. I don't know how they share the catch.

rkeele Loc: Puyallup, Wa.

I would be more worried about picture #3

nanaval Loc: Cornwall

Very good pictures deepdiverv