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Nikon D800 in Nauticam Housing
F7.1; 1/160; ISO 100
2x S&S YS-D1 Strobes with 16-35mm lens @ 35mm
Nikon D800 in Nauticam Housing
1/160; F7.1, ISO 100; Strobes did not fire
Nikon 16-35 mm lens @ 26 mm
Large Fish with Diver in Background taken in the Philippines with a Nikon D800 at 1/200 sec., F4, ISO 100 with a Nikon 16-35mm wide angle lens @ 35mm.
Taken in the Philippines with a Nikon D800 at 1/200 sec.,F4, ISO 100 with a Nikon 16-35mm wide angle lens @ 31mm.
Taken at a dry dock wreck in the Philippines with a Nikon D800 with at 1/200 sec., F6.3, ISO 250 with a Nikon 16-35mm wide-angle lens @ 26mm.
Taken in Bali on a late afternoon dive (almost evening) with a Nikon D800 at 1/125 sec., F11, ISO 500 with a16-35 mm lens at 26 mm.
Taken while ascending from a safety stop in Phuket, Thailand I spotted this jelly fish from the corner of my eye.
Taken with a Tokina 10-17mm fish eye lens, Exp. 1/200 sec; F8; ISO 400; 10mm focal length.
This is a photo of rare black coral that is used to make jewelry. It is usually found deep and apparently it is white and when brought to the surface it will harden and turn black. My guide was wearing a Minnie Mouse hoodie at the time she modeled for size comparison.
Off of Phuket, Thailand, I saw an incredible school of yellow snappers that I was able to film, photograph and dive with for about 15 minutes before I had to surface. These were doing a counter clockwise whirlpool.
This was taken inside of a cabin of a small sail boat wreck. To capture the silver fish inside I used a low flash to contrast the silver fish.
Inside wreck this was a shot of a school of small fish swimming towards me.
I saw this giant squid on the Alma Jane wreck in the Philippines a few days prior but it would not cooperate and swam off as fast as I could focus. Then on this dive, I was lucky to run into it again and get this shot before it took out the window of this wreck.
On a wreck dive, I was taking photos of what I thought was one giant green frogfish when suddenly I realized after snapping several shots that there were actually three giant frogfish. A black, green, and red frogfish huddled together. Can you spot them?
Exposure 1/60 sec., F 4.5, ISO 400 with a Tokina 10-17 mm fish-eye lens @ 17 mm
Off of Phuket, Thailand, I saw an incredible school of yellow snappers that I was able to film, photograph and dive with for about 15 minutes before I had to surface.
Beach dive in Bali in the evening, swam in to a middle of Jack fish an shot this with a Nikon D800 at 160th., F4.5, ISO 500 with Nikon 16-35 mm wide angle lens at 26mm.
Exposure 1/125 sec., F 6.3, ISO 400 with a Tokina 10-17 mm fish-eye lens @ 10 mm
When I was on a drift dive I was drifting by a narrow ravine when I spotted this giant sculpin fish just relaxing while I struggled against the currents to try and get this photo. I think he was laughing at me the whole time.
Exposure 1/60 sec., F 4, ISO 200 with a Tokina 10-17 mm fish-eye lens @ 10 mm
This photo is an old British anchor that is over 150 years old at approx. 100 feet deep.
Exposure 1/125 sec., F 5.6, ISO 400 with a Tokina 10-17 mm fish-eye lens @ 10 mm
Exposure 1/60 sec., F 5.6, ISO 400 with a Tokina 10-17 mm lens @ 17 mm
School of large of stripped damsel fish and jack fish in Bali. Shot with a Nikon D800 at 160th., F11, ISO 100 with Nikon 16-35 mm wide angle lens at 26mm.
Exposure 1/125 sec., F5.6, ISO 100 with a Canon 60 mm lens
Exposure 1/200 sec., F 6.3, ISO 400 with a Tokina 10-17 mm fish-eye lens @ 10 mm
Took this photo when I was waiting for the boat to pick me up after a dive.