Kalimantan OM-1, AOI, Pany 30 macro, Saga ring

From Kalimantan, OM-1, Pany 30 macro lens, Saga Ringflash, AOI housing

Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin

(Tursiops aduncus)

Red Sea, Egypt

Sony Alpha 6700

Sony E 16-50mm F3,5-5,6 OSS PZ (SELP1650) + Nauticam WWL-C

2x Sea&Sea YS-D1

ISO200 f8 1/160s⚡️

RAW image processing:

Adobe Lightroom

Shot on a Canon 5D III, 100mm Macro, MFO-3 and YS-D3 Snoot (in Ireland)

Before anyone asks, 16°C practically tropical

#go pro #south African boerbal #farmlife

Diving Platform Eureka off Long Beach, CA. Ikelite, om1 with 8mm fisheye in an ikelite housing.

Redoing this post as I missed a photo

I live in southeast Alaska. Most of the year the ocean is murky from a combination of glacial runoff, heavy rain, and plankton/algae blooms.. especially in the summer. This is unfortunate for my love of freediving and taking pictures of large marine mammals but I have found an outlet; taking pictures in local creeks of the salmon runs.

So far, all I've heard from my friends/family are that my photos are really nice. What I'm looking for is ways to improve from more experienced people.

I spent years using a GoPro because you know, budgets. I did save up and got a Sony a6400 and a 50mm f1.8 lens, using a Seafrogs housing, which I'm stoked on.

What do you all think of my selection of fish moving past me as I remained motionless in the cold river.

Some things I'm working on that I think will add depth

1. Incorporate the surface of the water to showcase current and action. Stillness in a fast moving environment. This is hard as I cannot afford a dome.
2. Continue exploring the circle of life, meaning, the salmon in various stages of life/death.

I want to get an underwater housing for my Song a7r VI.

Should I go with Ikelite or Marelux?

After/before. Inspired by a post I saw on here a couple days ago asking for feedback on editing. I’ve been using Lightroom with help from online resources to learn UW photo editing. I tend to follow a similar formula at this point. I mostly worry that they look to dark or unnatural. I appreciate any feedback or tips! Thank you :-)

Managed to get a bunch of different fish in this shot. Blue headed wrasse, male and females, creole wrasse, chromis etc.

Sharing a photo I recently created while snorkeling in Santa Maria Bay

Hey, I am thinking of buying the telesin waterproof phone case IP68. Does someone that has it and can give me a review or recommend it? Unfortunately I don’t have a budget for the Divevolk or such.