kdgonzalez

Loved the macro shots

completely agree with Tim regarding the editing. I am more of a fan of the main subject being in the lower corners and leaving the negative space above the subject rather than the other way around. I do love the eye contact. A tip regarding shooting this kind of anemone, if you shoot from farther away they pick up a nice yellow/green iridescence. fiji-17 by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr

This is what I use. Its always felt very safe https://reefphoto.com/products/cetacea-coil-lanyard-with-tubular-web

Tiger beach, Bahamas aboard Aggressor Bahamas by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Bahamas by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Bahamas-2 by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Lembeh, Indonesia with NAD Lembeh Rhinopia by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Lembeh by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr paper nautilus/argonaut on jellyfish by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Komoda, Indonesia aboard Indo Siren Nudibranch with emperor shirmp by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Komodo by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr Striped catfish eating by Karyll Gonzalez, on Flickr

could you get me a shipping quote for 81507. thanks

Nikon d7200 w/ nikon 60 mm lens if you click on the image it will take you to my flickr profile and you can see all the settings the photos were taken under. roughly f11-14, 1/250sec, iso400. external flashes ysd2 at +0.5-1 EV

No snoot necessary as you are shooting at night in open water with nothing in the background except for backscatter.

thanks for the photo. i am assuming the scratch is on the outside of the dome correct?

can you send me or post a picture of the scratch. im trying to figure out what im getting into. thanks

Im still interested. How much were you looking for? Thanks

Hello everyone, I am planning another trip to Indonesia in July but I dont know where to head to. My top choices are Triton Bay and Cendrawasih bay. I have read some great reviews of Triton Bay posted here but I cannot find much on Cendrawasih other than whale sharks and WWII wrecks. I really like macro photography but do like to shoot wide every once in a while and like the "fish soup" descriptions of Triton Bay. Any thoughts.

im interested in the dome if you split it

gigapixel and photoshop both allow you to enlarge your photos without loosing resolution.

Im not sure it is a shell. Its more likely something that is burrowing into the coral like a christmas tree worm

There is quite a steep learning curve. A strong focus light will be very useful, I use a sola red 1200. Framing is all over the place as most things move really fast so I always try to shoot a bit wider then crop down and shoot lots of pictures. Diving with NAD for a week also helped get into the habit. Best of luck