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Bow of the Ghiannis-D

Bow of the Ghiannis-D

This shot is of the bow of the Ghiannis D, a wreck in the Red Sea that has been very heavily photographed but mostly the large stern section. This image was tak...
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This shot is of the bow of the Ghiannis D, a wreck in the Red Sea that has been very heavily photographed but mostly the large stern section. This image was taken using an Olympus EPL3 in an Olympus underwater housing, with a 14-42mm lens set at 14mm and an Inon wet wide-angle lens as well. The camera was set at ISO250 1-60 at f11.
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OLYMPUS E-PL3

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Aperture f/11 ISO 250 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 14/1

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Oct, 2015

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