I
live in Nottingham and have been taking photographs underwater
for about 6 years. I started off with a Nikon f80 in a Hugyfot
housing and a huge single Ikelite 400 strobe. I then moved to
digital with a Nikon D70 in a subal housing with Inon Z220 strobes.
The kit I have now is a Nikon D200 in a Sea & Sea housing
and 2 Inon strobes. I travel abroad as often as possible to
take underwater images.
1. This images was taken at Elphinstone Reef, in the egyptian
Red sea. It was one of 6 under our boat, but this one was
the most popular because it had lots of mates! ISO 100 f5.6
S160 Nikon D200 with Nikon 12-24mm zoom lens.
2.
This is a image of a Goby. It was taken in the Maldives. ISO
100 f 16 S100 Nikon D200 with Nikon 60mm macro lens, 2xinon
z220 strobes.
3.
This image is of 2 manta rays feeding at night on plankton,
that was attracted by the powerful lights from our boat. They
stayed feeding under the boat for hours. The grainy area in
the image is a plankton cloud. This image was taken in the Maldives.
ISO 200 f8 S250 Nikon D200 with Nikon 10.5mm fisheye lens and
2x Z220 strobes.
4.This
image is of a shoal of goatfish taken in Mozambique. It took
a lot of patients to coax them into this diamond shape. Nikon
f80 with Nikon 20mm lens with a single ikelite 400 strobe. ISO
100 f8 S160
5.This
image was taken in the Maldives in 2004. its of a snorkeller
and whale shark. Nikon D70 with a 12-24mm nikon zoom lens. ISO
100 f11 S250
6.
This is an image of a Napoleon wrasse, which took all my cunning
to get this head shot. Taken in the Maldives 2007 Nikon D200
with 10.5mm fisheye lens and 2 inon Z220 strobes. ISO 100 F5.6
S200.
