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My first UnderWater rolls

These are my first rolls of UnderWater photography. I used a Canon eos 50e camera with a Canon 35-80 lens inside an Ikelite housing with dome port and Ai/n substrobe. These two rolls were taken in Eilat during one great weekend of diving. The images were scanned with a Minolta film scanner and saved in jpeg format as is (without any further processing). The only exceptions were the shark images.
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satil2.jpg		 Pufferfish
Pufferfish		 The Karpions
The "Karpions"		 Bell
Bell
I am not sure what fish it is. If you can help me identify it, please leave me a comment with the species name. Thanks
Young FileFish

I am not sure what fish it is. If you can help me identify it, please leave me a comment with the species name. Thanks

 This is a look at the UW fish farm cages. The farm is held responsible by many environmental activists as the main source of pollution and reef deterioration in Eilat.
Eilat's UW Fish Farm

This is a look at the UW fish farm cages. The farm is held responsible by many environmental activists as the main source of pollution and reef deterioration in Eilat.

 Coral
Coral		 Ghostpipefish
Ghostpipefish
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Aaron Gatt Floridia 12-May-2002 18:55
Excellent gallery especially the GW pictures. I have taken a few rolls with my Sea&Sea camera but not as good as yours. I went to Sharm El Sheikh
a few years ago and I really enjoyed the diving there. We had some great dolphin encounters but no sharks !!

I have a few photos from the Phillipines here
http://www.pbase.com/bluefin

Aaron
Rick Beckman 07-Mar-2002 18:44
Great pics!! I,too, am a diver and I am curious as to the housing for the camera. Could you send me specifics? It would be greatly appreciated. In what part of the Red Sea were you, and what cities are nearby? It is my ultimate goal to dive there. It has been called the #1 dive spot in the world, and you've been there-done that!! Super !! The Great Barrier Reef is #2 and it is awesome!! Make that one,too, if you can, if you haven't already. Keep up the good work !!
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