A few tubeworm shots from cold water

[Scubamoose 0]

Hi all!

 

I decided to post a few shots of a boring subject, well known to most of You - tubeworms. These are from Norway, shot this summer in a relatively bad vis.

I'm heading back there in a few weeks, so I would be glad to get You'r oppinion. What could be done better on a reshoot etc.

Hope You like them and thanks in advance for You'r thoughts

 

Pandora

 

Underwater fireworks

 

Night sky

 

Cheers

Karel

[adamhanlon 0]

Karel

 

These are great! The lighting makes them look like fireworks.

 

I like the way the backscatter in the third looks like stars!

 

The second could do with a bit more light onto the worm.

 

Well done though: a great take on the subject.

 

Adam

[Bent C 18]

These are just beatiful! Wonderful examples of the potential in colder waters!

 

/Bent C

[Aqua_soul 1]

Love these Karel, simply Great! Well Done!!

[Scubamoose 0]

Thanks guys!

 

Adam, I like the last one most myself as well. I think it's the only shot I have, where backscatter adds to the picture

 

Cheers

Karel

[girelle 19]

As usual your pictures are fantastic Karel , especially the last one with the good use of backscatter

Dominique

[ripli 0]

wow :-) fireworks...i love your lighting, its wonderfull.

[Scubamoose 0]

Thanks Dominique and Ripli!

[Steve Williams 0]

Hi Karel,

I'm loving the light on the first image, congrats partner. Was the strobe about 10 o'clock and high?

 

Cheers,

Steve

[Scubamoose 0]

Steve

Yeah, the position of the strobe was around 10 o'clock, but not very high. It's just amazing how narrow the light beam can be and it still lights up the whole fan! It's like You introduce just a little bit of light and it starts to glow from inside

 

Cheers

Karel