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BSoUP
Open Portfolio Competition 2007
For
the DIVE Magazine Trophy
Third
- Jane Morgan
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Jane Morgan |
BSoUP
OPEN PORTFOLIO COMPETITION
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Jane is 42 years old and lives in Teddington. She is the online editor of DIVE Magazine and several of her articles and images have been published.
Jane said "I feel very lucky to have secured a third place in this competition - there were some great portfolios entered from people who have been a huge inspiration to me over the years" |
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Picture 1
Grouper and cleaner wrasse on the house reef at the Coral Hilton, Nuweiba
The house reef at the Coral Hilton in Nuweiba is the perfect destination for honing your skills. Numerous critters can be found on the reef as well as under the jetty and on the sandy bottom just off the shore.
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/125 @ F18, 105mm lens. 23.1.2006 |
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Picture 2
Oceanic Whitetip and pilot fish under the boat at Elphinstone in the Red Sea.
We had hoped to see Oceanic Whitetips at Elphinstone when we visited in September. Sadly we only had the one encounter. There were two spotted under the boat as we were coming back on the zodiac from a dive. Think I managed to almost drain my tank as I attempted to stay as long as possible.
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/100 @ F9, 28 mm lens. 25.9.2007 |
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Picture 3
Squirrel fish on the house reef at the Coral Hilton, Nuweiba
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/125 @ F9, 105 mm lens. 18/4/2007. |
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Picture 4
Butterfly fish at Elphinstone in the Red Sea.
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/125 @ F11, 60 mm lens. 2/7/2007
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Picture 5
Arrow crab on perched on a fan coral. Taken on a night dive in the Jardines de la Reina, Cuba.
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/125 @ F11, 60 mm lens. 2/7/2007
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Picture 6
Silky shark in the Jardines de la Reina, Cuba.
The Jardines de la Reina marine reserve in Cuba blew me away. The reefs were incredibly healthy and we had the company of lots of silkys and caribbean reef sharks on many of the dives. This picture was taken at the end of a dive just under the boat.
Nikon D80, Sea and Sea housing, twin YS110 strobes, 1/100 @ F7.1, 60 mm lens. 2/7/2007.
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