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Underwater Smile

Underwater Smile

Just me under the sea

Just me under the sea
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

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settings

Aperture f/11 ISO 320 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 15/1

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Fiji

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Dec, 2018

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A huge female Oceanic Manta makes an appearance off the coast of Ecuador. These huge fish can reach 21ft across and roam the open oceans their whole l

A Male Ribbon Eel searches for food in the current. Taking this shot with a spotlight flash underwater while the tiny eel constantly moves was a big c

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A Common Ghostgoby perches upon sponge in The Philippines. Shallow depth of field is a great technique when your subject is kind

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