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The Gallery

Evil Phil · 2004-06-20 13:31:44

I'll change this thread to a Gallery thread. Please post you photo's!!! Vote for an offical Gallery -> http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=168053

20-06-2004 2:31pm

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I'll change this thread to a Gallery thread. Please post you photo's!!!

Vote for an offical Gallery -> http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=168053

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#2 22-06-2004 12:34am

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taken at scuba dive west yesterday...

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#3 22-06-2004 12:29pm

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Hi Donny

Excellent!! What Camera are you using?

Ka:-)

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#4 22-06-2004 12:39pm

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Nikon Coolpix 4300 in Fantasea Pro housing. Wide angle lens and Sea & Sea YS-90 Auto strobe.

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#5 22-06-2004 12:43pm

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Are you bringing it this weekend for the Laurentic? Jan (Nordic) got some recently there.

Ka:-)

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#6 23-06-2004 3:51am

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Pictures are coming from the Laurentic (gun&boilers). I feel i am in the stoneage taking slides in 2004.. get them scanned when i find a place in Galway that does it

But things will change when my DSLRhousing arrives

Hope to take more pictures of the Laurentic (the bow) in july, takes some time to set up a tripod ontop of wreck debris, 30 minutes on the wreck feels very short then.

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#7 23-06-2004 8:09am

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Yep of course I'm bringing it
I'll be the one hugging the camera all day in case anyone tries to drop a twinset on it

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#8 30-06-2004 1:16am

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1 of R.M.S Laurentic`s gun.

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#9 30-06-2004 1:19am

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Same gun from a different angle.

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#10 30-06-2004 1:20am

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Boilers.

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#11 30-06-2004 3:07am

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As you can see from the pictures, the shotline is tied to the gun...please don`t tie shotlines to nice guns like this one

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#12 30-06-2004 8:19am

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Sweet... for some reson i thought the vis we had on the Laurentic the last time we dived it was a little dissapointing.... but those photo's come out a treat.

Thanks budyy

PS. The gallery is a sweet idea...

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#13 30-06-2004 11:40am

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Looks like the vis was much better for your dive there. Your pics came out really well. I definitely need more practice.

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#14 30-06-2004 11:40am

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another one...

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#15 30-06-2004 11:41am

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and 1 more..

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#16 30-06-2004 11:57am

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I'd like to know what camera, digital/film was used for the photos posted. It can be helpful when taking my own.

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#17 30-06-2004 2:20pm

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Nikonos V with 15mm lens and 2 sec daylight exposure. Fujicrome400 slide film scanned by the local 1 hour photoshop to 18MB (4-5 MB pix) i wish i could scan them to 50MB but the shop did not have the right equipment.

The 15mm lens makes the diffference, i was like a meter or so away from the gun so the viz looks a lot better then it was.

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#18 30-06-2004 2:42pm

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How did you keep the camera steady for 2 sec exposure? You bring a tripod with you?

I was using Nikon 4300 (digital) in Fantasea Pro Housing with Sea and Sea 20mm (I think) WAL and Sea and Sea YS-90 strobe for any pics with strobe in them.

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#19 30-06-2004 2:54pm

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Excellent photos NordicDiver, and great idea to have a gallery Phil

Apache

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#20 01-07-2004 10:01am

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Originally posted by NordicDiver
As you can see from the pictures, the shotline is tied to the gun...please don`t tie shotlines to nice guns like this one

NordicDiver,

The shot line tied to the gun has gone.

Apache

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#21 01-07-2004 10:44am

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Originally posted by Apache
NordicDiver,

The shot line tied to the gun has gone.

Apache

Wheree's the shot now?

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#22 01-07-2004 4:12pm

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Originally posted by Peace
Wheree's the shot now?

If you see the picture two from Donny you can see a shotline, don now if that shot was just there for the "day"..

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#23 06-07-2004 9:45am

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The shoot was on the gun for awhile now, no idea who took it or why, Last dive there we dropped our own

Apache

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#24 26-07-2004 10:02am

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Well I can verify that the periscope is intact on the U-260. Seems everyone has heard rumours that it had been taken. Took this on Saturday...

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#25 26-07-2004 3:24pm

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Ah thx Donny, i have been annoyed about that for a loong time now, and its great that the rumors are not true. Myselfe, Peace and MickL are off to dive the U260 this weekend and it would be to bad if some "treasure hunter" had stolen the skyscope

Any more pictures from Baltimore ?

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#26 26-07-2004 3:54pm

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These 2 are unedited... when I get home I'll see if I can photoshop a few more of them to get them a bit clearer..

Dived the Kowloon bridge on Sunday but vis wasn't as good at all so pics didn't come out so well. Quite pleased with these 2 from the U-260 though. Think I'm slowly improving a bit. Must learn how to photoshop properly to remove backscatter etc.

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#27 26-07-2004 4:15pm

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Great pics donny!

Try also Neat Image the demo version is freeware for non-commercial use and works wonders on some pictures, try also USM after resizing.

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#28 04-08-2004 4:03pm

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Here's a pic of a crayfish from my trip to Inis Meain this weekend...

Some of the best diving I've done in Ireland is around the Aran Islands

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#29 04-08-2004 4:06pm

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Very nice pic Donny, almost makes Irish diving look tropical. The viz seems very good. How deep was the shot taken, there seems to be loads of light

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#30 04-08-2004 4:18pm

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Pretty sure it was at 25 metres. I used a strobe to bring the colour back to this shot but its the original and not photoshopped at all. Here is a pic taken with ambient light to show what the vis etc is like. Some great reefs and overhangs etc. The diver at the top of the picture is actually looking at this crayfish and pointed it out to me when I caught up. The bottom here is around 28 metres. I'm quite sad to say that my camera actually flooded on this very dive and is completely ruined. I noticed soon after I took these shots. Hopefully I'll be replacing it in the near future.... As you can probably see... the memory card survived

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#31 11-08-2004 11:59pm

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Here's a yahoo gallery of pictures of my girlfriend and I diving off sail rock in Thailand.

Here's the link.

http://photos.yahoo.com/barryodriscoll1

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#32 15-03-2005 8:33pm

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Here is a photo from Wexford, off Kilmore Quay. The site of the Lennox. Please don't laugh it is my first attempt with the camera.

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#33 16-03-2005 9:43am

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Thats a pretty good picture paddy. Nice depth - no back scatter. What camera did you use?

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#34 29-03-2005 3:01pm

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SERIOUS?????

The camera is a Sealife DC310. No external strobe or anything. The depth of the dive was only 8M. The rest of the photos were useless because of a plankton bloom further on.

Thanks for the kind words. I will try for more photos soon. Sunday 10th I'm hoping to go to Scuba Dive West and get a shot or two there. Will be deeper dives so I can see how the lightening etc stands up.

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#35 26-09-2005 4:45pm

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Feeding Giant Potatoe Cod at the Cod Hole, Great Barrier Reef, Australia

White tip reef shark

Just heading down (you can see the hull) .. on this dive we had to make 30 meters just for depth for later dives

Diver at Steves Bommie (17ish meters)

Giant "Spud" Cod

Arse of a red lion fish (taken at night)

Attached image is of a school of Chevron Barracuda, near one of the Bommies

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#36 21-01-2006 10:03pm

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SeaLife DC500 Elite Package
10m Viz
Jan 06
Temp 6 Degrees C.

Lowish resolution so that they could be uploaded

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#37 06-02-2006 9:30am

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I like the pipefish!!
Where abouts is massmount, and what sort of dive is it?

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#38 06-02-2006 3:28pm

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Massmount, is a tiny village in Donegal. There is a dive site just walk in off the main road past the church. Its a great shore dive all year round - its around the 10m mark most of the reef and life is. It goes right down to 30m and is as black as night. It is part of Mulroy Bay - so it has a hint of fresh water in it. Great spot for night dives and training etc..

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#39 04-05-2006 11:48am

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Hi all

In case anyone's interested you can see some of the pics of my recent dive trip in Safaga in the Red Sea at this address: http://public.fotki.com/Shivvv/diving_-_safaga_-/

They were taken at several reefs (Abou El Kefin, Umm Hal Hal, Gamul Kebir) and the wreck shots are from the Salem Express.

I have some better ones which I'll upload when I can find the CD

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#40 25-06-2006 10:44pm

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This is just in reply to Ginger, how big was the white-tip reef shark? Because I was scuba diving in the Maldives with black-tip reef sharks (sorry broke the digital camers:() and they were really small! Note to anyone that goes scuba-diving in the Maldives, don't be expecting amazing coral as most of it is detroyed:( However the fish are amazing and there is loads of turtles and sting-rays.

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#41 04-08-2006 6:14pm

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here is one i have reduced in size, have a few better i must upload.. first efforts

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#42 22-03-2007 11:13pm

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Here some pictures from my Great Barrier Reef diving trip last year. Many of the same dive locations as Ginger.

To start with check out this Trigger fish attack one of the guys filmed on his buddy: http://www.zippyvideos.com/4893730056797116/trigger_fish_attack/

Also me nearly standing on a bloody rock fish: http://www.zippyvideos.com/3427547096797196/rock_fish/

And heres some pics..

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#43 13-08-2007 11:07pm

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Now I've nothing like the equipment you guys have but here's my attempt!!

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#44 07-05-2008 3:22pm

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Plate and Cup from the USS Anderson - Bikini Atoll with a Little Fuji Finepix F11!

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#45 07-05-2008 3:33pm

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Heres a nice little picture I took with my S80 Canon and Epon Strobe, around 30m's on a dusky evening.

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#46 13-05-2008 9:56pm

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waterford underwater !

what do you think !
jamie

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#47 15-08-2008 8:52pm

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Wow Jamie - what's your setup?

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#48 13-09-2009 2:15am

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Marsa Shagra, Egypt, 2006.

How do you get the photo to embed in the message, rather than just being a link?

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#49 20-01-2010 2:04am

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There you go Locum.

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#50 20-01-2010 11:13pm

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Thanks. So, how'd you do it?

DubMedic wrote: »

There you go Locum.

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#51 20-01-2010 11:35pm

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locum-motion wrote: »

Thanks. So, how'd you do it?

You see the little icon above where you enter your post?.

That one.

Click that, and copy and paste the location of the picture.

for example.. I would like to post this picture here:

http://www.destination360.com/australia-south-pacific/australia/images/s/australia-scuba-diving.jpg

So I click the icon, and paste in the link, and this appears in the post:

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