Underwater Photo Exhibit In Gainesville Florida
August 8, 2005 @ 10:52 AM (EST)
Source: The Gainseville Sun
The exhibit showcases 31 color photographs of reef life from the Caribbean to the Indio-Pacific by Gainesville resident Carl Feldherr. The photographs were taken with a housed Nikon 8008s camera fitted with an Ikelite strobe, using Fujichrome Velvia or Provia film. The images were scanned and printed with an Epson Photo 2000P printer.
Feldherr, a professor in the Anatomy Department at the University of Florida, has been diving and photographing reefs for 31 years.
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