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picture was my first rewarded picture. It is taken with a compact Sony
camera with no flash or other aid at about 30 meters in the Red Sea.
The
picture won the Wide angle class in a national uwphoto contest summer
2005. |
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This
picture was one of the first pictures I took in Norway with a DSLR. It
is a quite rare nudibranch that we found just west of Oslo during a
workshop with Espen Rekdal. It is taken with a Nikon D70, 50mm Sigma
macro lens (shot a f/11) with 2 Inon flashes at about 24 meters depth.
This was placed 3rd in the Macro category in the same contest as the
above picture.
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lumpsucker (Rognkall/ rognkjeks in Norwegian) was
photographed during a fantastic dive at Portør,
Norway. After about 10 minutes he was quite friendly. He posed
for a
Nikon D70 with a Sigma 50mm macro lens for a percentage of a second at
f/11. I had my to Inons to brighten her teeth. He gave me a second
place in the Fish portrait category at the Norwegian uwphoto
championship 2005. The picture also got an honourable mention
at
the internasjonal uwimages.org 2006 contest. |
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| A
newspaper called "Dagsavisen" was doing an article on scuba diving
courses late 2006. They wanted me to take some pictures and this was
the one they used on a double spread. The model was nice enough to help me feed the fish with a sea
urchin. I used my Sigma 10-20mm at 20mm f5.6 1/40th
of a
second. My strobes gave color to the diver and the fish he's feeding. |
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picture was taken on my 4th dive ever with a DSLR. I picked up my
underwater housing in Japan and figured I test it while I was there. I
was diving with my favourite guide ever Nobusada. He found this for me
and I was equiped with my 50mm macro lens. It still worked out and here
I had a f-stop at 16 while the shutter was 1/100. As you can see on his
back he was probably sick. |
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