How does your garden grow II

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By: Bob Whorton
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Bob Whorton {Karma:2740}
Project	#34 The Toy Camera II	Camera Model	Preflooded Nik V on Manual
Categories	Florals	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	12mm S&S FFF
Uploaded	7/4/2003	Film / Memory Type	Jessops
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Views	346	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	6.38 / 4 Ratings
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About	Taken @ 45-50m depth looking straight up!

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Bob Whorton {K:2740} 7/4/2003

Thanks for the comments so far...

The bright spot at the top is actually the sun, and a point of focus used in wide angle UW pictures. The sun induces the beautiful black through blue to white graduation. The sun spot also indicates depth, and the effect that water has in filtering out colours the deeper one goes. The strobe (flash) creates the artificial daylight to enhance the primary subject.

Amazingly when shooting UW in b&w the same things apply, even more
so with grey scale graduations.

Priyadarshi Sinha {K:7238} 7/4/2003

excellent shot, the bright spot at the top may be a distraction. Try cropping it in PS. good work!!!

Sara M {K:12411} 7/4/2003

Great colors...

cecilia tovini {K:29423} 7/4/2003

Wonderfull picture. I have proved a great emotion. Thank you Cecilia

Diana Cornelissen {K:26437} 7/4/2003

Beautiful colours and view! You are one of the lucky ones to see this for real, so thanks for sharing this!

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