Further to my earlier post on cage diving with the Great Whites at Dangerous Reef and the Neptune Islands in South Australia, I have also updated the Technique section of my site http://www.indopacificimages.com/ with a comprehensive page on photographing the Great White.

Here is the link: http://www.indopacificimages.com/index.php/technique/great-white-shark-photography/

There is also a Great White image gallery on this link: http://www.indopacificimages.com/index.php/image-galleries/great-white-sharks/

I have been spending a LOT of time on my site getting it all upto date and would greatly appreciate constructive feedback (positive or negative…).

Don

Hi Don,

I don’t often post here, but felt compelled after having viewed your site: you clearly have invested time and effort getting it right.

Love your photos, I am no expert by any means, but i know what I like and some of yout frames are classic - there is one in particular that intrigues me: shark open-mouthed, exposure or fill light a little low, but looks like it could be a ripper with a little more attention in Lightroom or CS. 

Loved your website, nice graphics, easy to follow, clear update on where, when and what to bring.

I now live in Adelaide, so am particularly interested in this trip.

Most evocative shot for me was one of shark head close to bars, which gives a sense of scale of these magnificent creatures…..

David

Hi David, thanks for the comments and yes…. a LOT of time has gone into my site.

You are in the right place for great white trips!

Don

LOL! Just remember that most of the diving round here is without cages…....although shark shields are deployed a fair amount….had a look at image 1 on your Great White Shark gallery - with a bit of lightening to bring out the teeth, it is a classic shot…...