Gavin Parsons

Well done with this Jason. I've been looking to upgrade and have also been frustrated by the small changes to body design. I wonder if there is a way to control the cameras electronically the way Aquatica used to with its Sony video camera range.
I'm also not too impressed with NIkon's 720p high def video and may well opt for Canon (never thought I'd say that!)

That looks like a great camera and housing combo - thanks for the update

I think these countries (most of which are incredibly poor) should be congratulated for doing something most western nations are too scared or disinterested in doing - protecting their marine environments for the future

I saw the BBC programme where the footage was used. It was superb. Mind you it heklps to have the finance and logistics of the BBC Natural History Unit behind you lol

For anyone thinking of top end camera systems for underwater use, that was a superb review. Very informative. I guess I echo the others comment by asking to see a little clip of footage show just what the RED is capable of.

A good interaction shot, but the subject needs more negative space to move into i think

A description of how you got the shot would really make this image

An unusual shot - very good

Superb image - good composition and enough space to let the subject sit in the frame comfortably

A lovely shot - is it a lemon shark?

Gorgeous turtle and reflection. Just needed the rest of the turtle in frame

What species of shark it this. It looks like a lemon shark?

That is both a lovely shot of rarely seen subject and incredibly artistic with the backlight. Maybe a description of how the shot came about

That looks incredible, but would have been superb if you could have got the ctenophore in the black water in the lower left third

Its good to see species from the frigid wasters of the world - well done

That is stunning

A lovely portrait. As its an unusual species in an unusual location it would be good to see more of its icey home in the shot

I wonder who was watching who?

A beautiful technique, which certainly takes a much photographed subject and presents it in an artistic way

Good composition. Perhaps a diver with a light would have added the extra something to lift the shot

Superb - you have an eye for composition

Now that is one snooty looking turtle. I love it

A good capture in difficult circumstances well done

I would love to know more about your photography. Have you had articles publishing anywhere?

Are these creatures at the surface? Or are you on scuba at depth? This is a stunning shot

No I stand corrected this is the maddest fish I've seen lol

That is the maddest fish I have ever seen

How do you find something like that? Must take hours of searching in open ocean?

That is an incredible shot. So unusual. What type of gear do you use?

That is beautiful. Shame we don't know what it is.

This looks tiny? Was it? If so well done at spotting it

I guess humna/wildlife interaction shots don't get much better than this! Well done

A beautiful nudibranch. Would it have been possible to get a little lower to allow it to stand out against the background more?

Great use of Snells window. A difficult shot to expose correctly too. I really like it.

I've seen lots of pictures of the sharks here and this one shows just how elegant they are. Good job at showing a great white without it being scary