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the big rock

the big rock

Downward shot from a really big rock in the meditarranean sea. Comes up to a depth of 20 meter. Photograph taken on the north coast of the balearic island Menor...
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Downward shot from a really big rock in the meditarranean sea. Comes up to a depth of 20 meter. Photograph taken on the north coast of the balearic island Menorca (Spain).
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NIKON D300

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Aperture f/11 ISO 200 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 105/10

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Jun, 2017

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Interesting shot... did you notice how the rock looks somewhat like a dog?

Great perspective, I don't see a re-breather so did you plan out the shot ahead of time or have hand signals to hold off on breathing? Or did you painstakingly edit out all the bubbles?

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A dive on the north coast of the spanish island Menorca. The light shines through a column in the rock.

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