Michael,
That’s a beautiful photograph. It’s amazing how using a relatively low aperture made the green ghost pipe fish stick out even on a green background.
Well done!
Sharon
Hi Sharon, which week? which picture ID ?
PS: you can use the [ potw ] $picture-id [ / potw ] tag to embed the photo in your post. So everybody has a reference to talk about
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Hi,
I think this is the picture Sharon referred to and I can only agree that it´s a very good shot. Congratulations to that, Micheal. I wish I´d have more time to go diving in spots, where you have a chance to see fish like that.
“You can´t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” (Mark Twain)
Sony DSC-P12 + Sony MPK-PHA + Epoque ES150-DS / alt. Magic Filter Sony A100 + DT 18-70mm F3.5-5.6 + 100mm F2,8 Macro + Ikelite DS125 (no Housing for the A100, yet, again)
yes it was a really hard decision this week! but we got a lucky winner…
/lars
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