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I hope you don't mind that i have used your work in this video: [link] Have a nice day, thank you
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could this be what one sees at the moment of birth or death...love this capture!!
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Alien coming to get me
Wicked again. You've got an eye for the odd perspective
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fantastic shot..."free spirit" feel to it
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Wow. 
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Wow, I love the way her body's positioned in the water, affects the whole picture.
[if that makes sense]
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Many thanks Melanie.
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This work has been featured here: [link]
Please fave the news article, so it will be more visible!! I hope you appreciate this..
Luca
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Thank you.
Yes with digital SLR.
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can i ask how you shot this?
Did you use a housing for your camera?if yes,which one?or was it an underwater-camera?
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Thanks.
I used Nikon DSLR camera with the Sea&sea underwater housing.
I recommend either Canon 5D or Nikon D700, both full frame.
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Many thanks for the feature.
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Very sleak work here. Would even work without the bubbles
This work is featured in my journal this week, [link] .
/rob
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absolutely stunning and amazing
I immediately understood that it was you that was under the water, but i can't quite figure out how you got them standing where they were so perfectly, like what are they standing on, or is it near an edge I dont see?
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Thanks.
He was taking a breath before submerging into a deep dive toward the camera.
He was not standing on anything, he was floating. The clear water give that impression.
I used 10.5 mm fisheye lens so we got the 180 degrees angle.
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ah, I see it now, silly that I didn't before, ha
thanks much for removing my confusion
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