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Critique By:
Kasia Koltunska (K:5825)
12/5/2005 1:56:13 AM
These are adorable. Loved seeing them in real life when I gave scuba diving a go - but our images form the cheap disposable underwater camera didn't turn out even remotely worthwhile...
Congrats on a great shot,
Kasia
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Critique By:
Mehmet Tüzün (K:608)
4/18/2005 3:08:42 PM
Good job!
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Critique By:
Osman Cem GENCTURK (K:1446)
11/3/2004 4:09:03 PM
There reminds me Nemo!
I think the flash light changed the colors but great effect.
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Critique By:
Richard Thornton (K:26442)
2/24/2004 7:54:29 AM
Another wonderful view of a part of the world not often seen. Spectacular colors.
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Critique By:
Arun Madisetti (K:1145)
12/10/2003 3:03:35 PM
womnderful shot Des.
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Critique By:
Arun Madisetti (K:1145)
11/5/2003 11:47:30 AM
Nice job Des
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Critique By:
Jim F (K:8859)
11/2/2003 9:37:44 PM
Nice Shot and presentation, this give a whole new feeling to these beautiful fish!
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Critique By:
Jim F (K:8859)
11/2/2003 9:36:22 PM
Very nice shot, I appreciate the great job you have done with focus, lighting and composition. Did you get to dive the Coolege while in vanuatu? If so, I hope you got some good shots of "The Lady". regards.
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Critique By:
JL E (K:9693)
10/23/2003 1:11:57 PM
excellent work with motion! great colours and light.
cheers,
Jose
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Critique By:
Neil A (K:297)
10/14/2003 1:16:29 AM
Great photograph.
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Critique By:
Priyadarshi Sinha (K:7238)
10/13/2003 6:32:23 PM
excellent cpature, nice color.
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Critique By:
Richard Thornton (K:26442)
8/19/2003 8:22:49 AM
Strongly graphic and with a natural vignetting due to the flash coverage.
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Critique By:
Anett Somogyvári (K:33)
6/24/2003 11:26:53 AM
The proportions of the diver and the wreck shows the wreck size. Wonderful, and frightening!
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Critique By:
Jim F (K:8859)
6/23/2003 11:37:48 PM
wonderful Photo, Most people in here have no idea how dificult UW photography is, and you have done it proud with this photo! Great eerie feeling wit the diver positioned perfectly to give dimension to the photo!
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Critique By:
Richard Thornton (K:26442)
6/23/2003 2:12:49 PM
You have a nice trophy! I hope your F80 didn't get wet.
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Critique By:
Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia (K:96391)
6/6/2003 8:23:59 PM
stunning.
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Critique By:
Bob Jarman (K:3145)
6/3/2003 5:45:56 AM
Another winner! Great composition, and lighting is superb. You captured the anemonefish without blowing out the highlights or the anemone.
Very inspiring!
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Critique By:
Harlan Heald (K:15732)
6/3/2003 5:40:37 AM
Remarkable portrait! Nice catch!
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Critique By:
Dennis Fishit (K:-251)
6/3/2003 3:43:26 AM
Great pictures Des, I will show may wife she will love them. I had not seen clown fish do that and recall her telling me they tend to not to, but that maybe in a tank as small as her's. Thanks for the comments.
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Jim F (K:8859)
6/2/2003 9:36:32 PM
Nice shot, good focus and DOF. I agree the the larger Clown always stays to the front and this is not at all unusual behavior. By the way, the largest of the clowns is probably the super female, as the males do tend to burrow deeper into their host anemone. What housing do you use?
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Critique By:
G C (K:12204)
6/2/2003 7:36:37 PM
I'm always amazed by underwater photography - lovely colour and composition in this! Regards.
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Critique By:
Des Paroz (K:422)
6/2/2003 7:31:13 PM
Hi Dennis
I can assure you that this is a real image - I have the original slide to prove it.
It wasn't taken in an aquarium, but was most certainly taken in the open ocean.
In my time, I've seen a lot of clown fish in their natural environment, and can assure you that they do behave this way - wrapped in their anemone, with the larger ones in the front, as a rule.
They can also be quite aggressive, and I have had these little 5cm long creatures (2") try to bite my gloved fingers.
Hope this puts your mind at ease - as a rule I will always "declare" any manipulations made in photo shop. The only corrections I would do without declaring would be to correct colour and sharpness, and crop.
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Critique By:
Dennis Fishit (K:-251)
6/2/2003 7:24:52 PM
Des is this a real picture or a ps cut paste? Clowns do not tend to act this way in groups and the front clown's tail seems to have a light glow. If it is ps thats cool. My wife has a coral salt aquarium.
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Critique By:
Harlan Heald (K:15732)
6/2/2003 7:20:35 PM
Colors, details; composition - BINGO!
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Critique By:
J. Smith (K:638)
6/2/2003 7:18:00 PM
Thanks for the explaination!
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Critique By:
J. Smith (K:638)
6/2/2003 7:12:31 PM
I really enjoy your underwater images! Thanks for sharing!
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Critique By:
J. Smith (K:638)
6/2/2003 7:11:39 PM
Beautiful! Stunning!
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Critique By:
José Eduardo Cruz (K:13180)
5/27/2003 2:41:23 PM
Excellent!!!
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Critique By:
José Eduardo Cruz (K:13180)
5/27/2003 2:40:30 PM
Good!!
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Critique By:
José Eduardo Cruz (K:13180)
5/27/2003 2:39:12 PM
Beautifull!!!
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