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Jun 10, 2010
Keri: You have done a fantastic job of showing the pros and cons of travelling alone as well as solo photography. Although your bottom time is limited, you got some great shots.
May 23, 2009
While I do feel sorry for Howard, the thief deserves a Darwin Award for stupidly stealing a film camera system.
May 15, 2009
Great photos and info! Thank you so much. I am looking forward to the next article.
Nancy
Nancy
May 15, 2009
This is major progress! And cooperation! I hope they have the means to enforce the plans.
Apr 13, 2009
I winced each time the shot was replayed of Jim getting whacked.
I know from my prior experience, that the whale knew Jim was there. And chose to give Jim a piece of his mind.
I know from my prior experience, that the whale knew Jim was there. And chose to give Jim a piece of his mind.
Apr 7, 2009
Great shots!!! The colors and sharpness really pop off the screen. What are your tricks?
Jan 25, 2009
Mike: Since you are getting cold while diving in California, I would like to suggest you start diving in a drysuit. It makes such a BIG difference in your comfort, enjoyment and concentration levels.
Nancy
Nancy
Jan 25, 2009
Mike:
Your photos and article has waked up the world on Nudibranchs the world over. It seems that most people go for the "big fish". This will encourage them to "stop and smell the roses".
Nancy
Your photos and article has waked up the world on Nudibranchs the world over. It seems that most people go for the "big fish". This will encourage them to "stop and smell the roses".
Nancy
Jan 14, 2009
The video is a great way to appeal to the people who like to look at images---but not actually read articles.
Dec 11, 2008
This program is very powerful! Watch it.
Shawn Heinrichs and the those involved in producing it have done a great job.
Shawn got some very compelling footage this summer in Cocos!
Shawn Heinrichs and the those involved in producing it have done a great job.
Shawn got some very compelling footage this summer in Cocos!
May 22, 2008
Incredibly creative! Technically amazing! And eye-popping!
Jan 13, 2008
Position your strobes slightly behind the "film plane" to reduce backscatter. - Nancy Boucha
Jan 11, 2008
Aim your strobes straight ahead like headlights.
After you think your strobes are properly aligned, turn your camera towards yourself, visually check the strobe positioning and take a shot.
Then examine your shot for balanced lighting.
After you think your strobes are properly aligned, turn your camera towards yourself, visually check the strobe positioning and take a shot.
Then examine your shot for balanced lighting.
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