Northwest Dive Club

After over a month since my last dive I made the short drive down the hill to Redondo for a nice dive with Bob. I am still new at this game but starting to notice flaws that bother me now where I had been thrilled just to get a shot my first few times out. I think I know what happened and next trip should be better.

Can someone tell me why linked images get cropped?

Thanks.

edit: 800 pixel images deleted and 640 reposted below.

you have to meet the pixel specs...

read Here http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=20001

nice shots .. welcome to NWDC

What is the maximum width? Rare to run in to a forum that doesn't support 800 pixel width anymore.

Here are some 640p wide versions to test.

Thanks.

looks pretty good to me

Look good to me too :-)

BTW - Is the 5th shot a cockscomb? I don't know if I have ever noticed a "mohawk" like the one that fella has.

Nice shot of the cockscomb! And the lumpsucker is lovely, with his colors matching the blurred background, but standing out because of the lighting.

Scubie Doo wrote:Look good to me too :-)

BTW - Is the 5th shot a cockscomb? I don't know if I have ever noticed a "mohawk" like the one that fella has.

I confess I am too new at this game and am just starting to learn the different species that lie beneath the sea. Here is a wider shot that had a hot spot too bright for me to want to post but I’ll add if it helps you identify and I can learn as I go. The second shot is of its’ mate (I assume) that was too shy to come out and play.

Thanks.

GRH wrote:

Scubie Doo wrote:Look good to me too :-)

BTW - Is the 5th shot a cockscomb? I don't know if I have ever noticed a "mohawk" like the one that fella has.

I confess I am too new at this game and am just starting to learn the different species that lie beneath the sea. Here is a wider shot that had a hot spot too bright for me to want to post but I’ll add if it helps you identify and I can learn as I go. The second shot is of its’ mate (I assume) that was too shy to come out and play.

Thanks.

I'll let someone better qualified then me to ID this

Looks like you're getting the hang of underwater photography, George ... I love the crab shot ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

LOVE the crab shot, very very intense shot. I like the cockscombs too. They are very shy. I usually just wait and while and see if they will come out to get a shot. Very nice job! hey, that MY lumpsucker!!!!!