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Not all of one's "best" photographs are spectularly composed, or lit or processed. What they do for the person who snapped the shot is trigger a memory that is special. These two photos were taken in poor visibility with little overhead sunlight to brighten the water column. When I look at the shots, I smile and feel just like I did when I hit the shutter.
The Whale shark was a juvenile, only 15-16 feet long but, at closest, I was within 5 feet. The Manta was also modest - about 9-10 feet across. The manta encounter lasted only one minute (a friend has a viseo that is in my files too). Both photos taken with Nikon1 J3 in a WP-N2 housing with the 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 lens. The shots are full of particulate, not very well lit and a bit noisy. What they were, in person, was breathtaking.
The Whale shark was a juvenile, only 15-16 feet long but, at closest, I was within 5 feet. The Manta was also modest - about 9-10 feet across. The manta encounter lasted only one minute (a friend has a viseo that is in my files too). Both photos taken with Nikon1 J3 in a WP-N2 housing with the 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 lens. The shots are full of particulate, not very well lit and a bit noisy. What they were, in person, was breathtaking.
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