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European Roller

European Roller

Could have used a little faster shutter speed but didn't plan ahead on it taking flight but I've decided I still like the little bit of motion....
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Could have used a little faster shutter speed but didn't plan ahead on it taking flight but I've decided I still like the little bit of motion.
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SLT-A65V

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 160 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 2800/10

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upload_date

Apr, 2015

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We were diving with blacktip reef sharks in Bora Bora on our honeymoon. Was trying out a new housing I had constructed for my Sony SLT A65... I think

My wife on her way to the bottom. I particularly like this shot because it reminds me of the vastness that can close in around you.

Doing a bit of diving in Guadalupe Mexico with Shark Diver. With the extreme clarity of water it causes a really cool effect where you get the crisp l

Doing a bit of diving in Guadalupe Mexico with Shark Diver. Nothing like getting up close and personal! If I had to do it over I'd use a 20mm le

I took this while free diving with several whale sharks measuring close to 60' long. What you're seeing is the 1st half of it.

Doing a bit of diving in Guadalupe Mexico with Shark Diver. They can be pretty "passive" so I was excited to get one who rolled its eyes bac

I was able to stretch my arms out the window to get as close to the ground as I could and use the tilt view finder to line up. I'm really happy with

Couple of Wildebeest sparing... has to be one of the stranger ways to spar beings they always get on their knees.

Lilac Breasted Roller

Doing a bit of diving in Guadalupe Mexico with Shark Diver. Nothing like getting up close and personal! If I had to do it over I'd use a 20mm le

Doing a bit of diving in Guadalupe Mexico with Shark Diver. Nothing like getting up close and personal! If I had to do it over I'd use a 20mm le

Low tide on Prickly Pear Island, Anguilla, 2015

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Urchin hiding out from the intense sunlight.

Hanging out dockside in Moorea.

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On safari with a bit of a dry spell.

Lucky photo I got flying over Moorea in the southern pacific.

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