A couple of my diving pics.

[Ben1]

Nothing to great...gotta get some bigger strobes

 

[Ben1]

two more

 

[Len]

Really nice, Ben! What gear did you use?

 

[wade1]

Very clear images... where where they taken? (and ditto len's request)

Wade

 

[Anonymous]

Makes me want to breath a can of air right now!

Louey

 

[Ben1]

Thanks! I shot them in the British Virgin Islands. I use the ikelite ttl housing and dome port with the digital rebel and kit lens. And a DS-50 strobe. This combo really only worked well for fish portraits. I want to get a couple of DS-125's but have to many expensive hobbys.

 

[Anonymous]

Wow nice shots!

Was that one marked Rhone an artificial reef, the rock looks too tubular to be real, plus there's what looks like a valve switch on one of the pieces Almost makes me want to build a reeftank with nothing but pvc and let nature work its magic... (almost but not quite).

 

[Ben1]

The one marked Rhone is the RMS Rhone a wreck that sink in the 1800's, it is a very popular dive in the BVI but we hadnt done it in a few years so decided to tis trip. When we got there the current was so ripping no one else was in the water, it was cool to have the wreck all to our selves even in busy season down there.

 

[fishfanatic2]

Thanks! I shot them in the British Virgin Islands. I use the ikelite ttl housing and dome port with the digital rebel and kit lens. And a DS-50 strobe. This combo really only worked well for fish portraits. I want to get a couple of DS-125's but have to many expensive hobbys.

Went to the BVI once. Amazing place!

Great shots!

 

[wade1]

Awesome stuff... I have an olympus 5050z and underwater setup (also with only a single ds50 strobe) and its very nice, but I certainly miss the functionality (and speed!!!) of an SLR while diving. Its amazing how many fish butt pictures I have after a dive.

Great stuff!

 

[Anonymous]

Real cool.

 

[slcfishead]

Those are some great shots! Water's remarkably clear
for having been highly trafficed.