DSLR

Juvenile Emperor Angelfish

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Gaby Barathieu
The Quick Guide to Macro Composition
Camera: 
Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: 
Canon 100mm f/2.8L Macro
Location: 
Reunion Island
Photo Categories: 
Macro
DSLR
Settings: 
f/14, 1/200
Caption: 
Planned use of negative space, like the black background in this photo, can really add to the composition of an image.
Weight: 
51
Location Info: 
<p>Reunion Island is known for spectacular wide-angle imagery, humpbacks and dolphins, but it is also home to incredibly diverse macro life.</p>

Tiger Shark Sunburst

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Shane Gross
What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
Camera: 
Nikon D90
Lens: 
Tokina 10-17mm
Location: 
Bahamas
Photo Categories: 
Wide-Angle
DSLR
Settings: 
f/9, 1/250
Caption: 
5) Diving with the tiger sharks inspired much awe and admiration among all the divers. I heard many times “I was never scared, just fascinated”.
Weight: 
50
Location Info: 
<p>Tiger Beach is a small, shallow sand flat, and the most reliable, consistent and, arguably, photographically pleasing spot to photograph Tiger Sharks on Earth.</p>

Open Gently

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Shane Gross
What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
Camera: 
Nikon D90
Lens: 
Tokina 10-17mm
Location: 
Bahamas
Photo Categories: 
Wide-Angle
DSLR
Settings: 
f/9, 1/250
Caption: 
The shark may look scary in this image, but she was actually very polite. She came in slow and vacuumed in (NOT ferociously bit) the fish presented to her.
Weight: 
49
Location Info: 
<p>Tiger Beach is a small, shallow sand flat, and the most reliable, consistent and, arguably, photographically pleasing spot to photograph Tiger Sharks on Earth.</p>

Over the Seaweed Bed

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Shane Gross
What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
Camera: 
Nikon D90
Lens: 
Tokina 10-17mm
Location: 
Bahamas
Photo Categories: 
Wide-Angle
DSLR
Settings: 
f/11, 1/250
Caption: 
I really liked when we parked the boat near the seaweed beds. The images that came out were a little different than your typical Tiger Beach shots.
Weight: 
48
Location Info: 
<p>Tiger Beach is a small, shallow sand flat, and the most reliable, consistent and, arguably, photographically pleasing spot to photograph Tiger Sharks on Earth.</p>

Tiger Shark Cleaning

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Shane Gross
What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
Camera: 
Nikon D90
Lens: 
Tokina 10-17mm
Location: 
Bahamas
Photo Categories: 
Wide-Angle
DSLR
Settings: 
f/10, 1/250
Caption: 
A special moment for me was when this lemon shark pulled up literally right beside me and opened her mouth to be cleaned. What a gift!
Weight: 
47
Location Info: 
<p>Tiger Beach is a small, shallow sand flat, and the most reliable, consistent and, arguably, photographically pleasing spot to photograph Tiger Sharks on Earth.</p>

Tiger and Diver

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Shane Gross
What You Need to Know about Diving Tiger Beach
Camera: 
Nikon D90
Lens: 
Tokina 10-17mm
Location: 
Bahamas
Photo Categories: 
Wide-Angle
DSLR
Settings: 
f/13, 1/250
Caption: 
A photographer gets some close-up tiger shark action. Many of the sharks at Tiger Beach have overcome their shyness towards divers making close-up shots the norm.
Weight: 
46
Location Info: 
Tiger Beach is a small, shallow sand flat, and the most reliable, consistent and, arguably, photographically pleasing spot to photograph Tiger Sharks on Earth.

Comet Trail

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Mike Bartick
Macro Wide Open
Camera: 
Nikon D7100
Lens: 
AF Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8D
Location: 
Anilao, Philippines
Photo Categories: 
Macro
DSLR
Settings: 
f/3.2, 1/250
Caption: 
Dropping the angle of view and capturing the whip coral in the background with such a low f-stop created a very smooth and textured swath of color behind our common subject. In my imaginative mind I see a goby riding a comet!.. No comments please..
Weight: 
45
Location Info: 
Heaven for macro and muck diving, Anilao blends some of the world's best macro biodiversity with beautiful coral reefs.

Dippin' Dots

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Tue, 2015-05-19 00:00
Mike Bartick
Macro Wide Open
Camera: 
Nikon D7100
Lens: 
AF Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8D
Location: 
Anilao, Philippines
Photo Categories: 
Macro
DSLR
Settings: 
f/3.5, 1/250
Caption: 
The plane of field is also something to play with when shooting this shallow. I liked the way the light played out in this image with the lavender colors. The Anemone is quite different and filled the frame nicely for this image.
Weight: 
44
Location Info: 
Heaven for macro and muck diving, Anilao blends some of the world's best macro biodiversity with beautiful coral reefs.

Froggy Swirl

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Fri, 2015-05-15 00:00
Mike Bartick
Macro Wide Open
Camera: 
Nikon D7100
Lens: 
AF Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8D
Location: 
Anilao, Philippines
Photo Categories: 
Macro
DSLR
Caption: 
As this active little fellow was winding up to yawn, I stopped down slightly to create more space for the eye to remain sharp but still exaggerate the plane of focus. The swirl is even more apparent in this fun image.
Weight: 
43
Location Info: 
Heaven for macro and muck diving, Anilao blends some of the world's best macro biodiversity with beautiful coral reefs.

Megalocranchia fisher

Submitted by 2ndjetty on Fri, 2015-05-15 00:00
Jeffrey Milisen
Photo Tips for Blackwater Diving
Camera: 
Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Lens: 
Canon 60mm Macro
Location: 
Kona, Hawaii
Photo Categories: 
Macro
DSLR
Settings: 
f7.1 @ 1/160
Caption: 
Many animals will reside within inches of the water’s surface. It can be very productive to spend some of your dive in just 5 or 10 feet of water looking up.
Weight: 
42
Location Info: 
Photographed during a blackwater dive off the coast of Kona, Hawaii, hovering about 60-80ft deep above deep ocean water.

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