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- Member Title Wolf Eel
- Age 37 years old
- Birthday November 7, 1975
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Gender
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Location
Paris
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France
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Camera Model & Brand
Nikon D90
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Camera Housing
Aquatica
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Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
Ikelite DS-125 / DS-160
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Accessories
ULCS strobe arms, Tokina 10-17
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In Topic: Back from the Maldives
18 January 2013 - 01:26 PM
Hi Pam,
I missed your message.
I am rotating my housing with a slow curtain speed.
I am freezing the image by firing my strobes on rear curtain.
Hope It helps
I missed your message.
I am rotating my housing with a slow curtain speed.
I am freezing the image by firing my strobes on rear curtain.
Hope It helps
In Topic: Back from the Maldives
02 January 2013 - 04:45 AM
Thanks Phil, and Happy New Year. I'll be in Laguna this weekend.Awesome Damien. Ditto what Andy said - the lionfish is the one for me :-)
Best for a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year!
Phil
Are you in town?
Bonne année Dominique.More pictures , please
And happy new year !!!
Bientôt plus d'images, je n'ai pas eu le temps de tout dérusher.
In Topic: Back from the Maldives
31 December 2012 - 02:47 AM
Great shots Damien! Can you elaborate on your trip a little? I have the Maldives on my to do list but I keep reading mixed reviews about the location and many of the live aboards in the region. Love to hear your impressions on the diving in general, the area, and the boat you were on.
Do you see whale sharks?
It depends of the period of the year, and the type of animals you want to shoot.
Northern part of the Maldives is well known (including Ari Atoll) for gorgeous Thilas full of soft corals, large schools of fish, pelagics, mantas and whale shark at the peak season.
Southern part is more interesting if you like to dive channels with entrant current and big walls. It is usually full of sharks and pelagics.
I've been 4 times to the Maldives, and I can't tell you which one is best. You should not miss the opportunity of diving in the Maldives. You can check my flickr account if you want to see more shots from this part of the world.
We have not seen any whale shark, mainly due to very bad weather conditions (storm, rain, wind, etc.).
Damien
In Topic: Back from the Maldives
31 December 2012 - 02:41 AM
Thank you very much for your warm comments !!!
Very much appreciated.
Andy, you can only be true, Alex is an amazing photographer, and he shared so much with all of us.
Very much appreciated.
Andy, you can only be true, Alex is an amazing photographer, and he shared so much with all of us.
In Topic: Fiji, RX100, Wide and Macro shots
27 December 2012 - 09:09 AM
You make me want to go diving Fiji !!!!
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