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Today: Photos 1 Comments 4 Authors 1 Review content by: Author 200 Gallery 23 Camera 3,908 Lens 1,224 Housing 1,018 Strobe 75 Hall of fame: Top Photos, Authors by rating Top Photos, Authors by comments Top Photos, Authors by views Statistics: Photos 663 Comments 1,060 Authors 200 Total browsed pages 377,195 Today browsed pages 1,251 Max. browsed pages per day 9,923 FEATURED Doubles On 2009-12-15 by  Tigershark in Fish 4:145 PHOTO OF THE DAY Lunch 2010-03-08  Tigershark 1:29 WEEKLY TOP Hippie 2010-03-03  Tigershark 0:59 LATEST PHOTO UPLOADS 2010-03-09  Tigershark 3:24 2010-03-08  Tigershark 1:29 2010-03-07  bvanant 3:58 2010-03-07  bvanant 0:34 2010-03-06  Tigershark 0:39 LATEST COMMENTS Wishbone: I love these guys... They are a bit bigger than the blennies I am used to in the Black sea but they have vary expressive pouting face! Tigershark: Yes, Tompot Blenny - Parablennius gattorugine. Wishbone: Tompot? Wishbone: great behaviour shot. i haven't seen a feeding octopus yet! bvanant: He is a bit less than an inch long. Thanks for looking BIll seawater: In fact, what is the length of that guy? It appears like a dragon! Wishbone: And you got some veeery cool shots! Tigershark: Yes Sounds easy, right? But in Photoshop is more easy. Filter»Radial Blur»Historic Tool, for clean the center. Enjoy. Wishbone: Yes it looks different than the zooming technique. So slow shutter, 2nd curtain flash and camera rotation..? Tigershark: This effect was done in Photoshop, as is indicated in the picture (Post-Processed). You can do a similar effect direct in camera, not the zooming LATEST FORUM POSTS 03-03 15:11 Tigershark Best point and shoot cameras for 2010, by Backscatter :: 20:0 03-03 01:22 Mike Ronesia New macro lens :: 295:7 02-26 13:06 catfish New macro lens :: 295:7 02-23 19:07 Wishbone New macro lens :: 295:7 02-22 17:22 pcremone New macro lens :: 295:7 02-20 08:22 Mike Ronesia New macro lens :: 295:7 02-19 18:35 Tigershark My new website :: 45:0 02-11 22:47 Mike Ronesia Manual limitations :: 305:5 02-09 09:52 Wishbone Manual limitations :: 305:5 02-08 23:12 Mike Ronesia Manual limitations :: 305:5 02-08 13:56 pcremone Manual limitations :: 305:5 02-08 10:07 Wishbone Manual limitations :: 305:5 02-08 00:29 Mike Ronesia Manual limitations :: 305:5 01-27 20:41 Wishbone Safety :: 104:0 NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS Panasonic announces a couple of new LUMIX G Micro System Cameras March 9, 2010 - 7:59 pm The Panasonic Lumix G10 will be the world's lightest dSLR with a viewfinder  Wishbone 4 0 Aquatica Canada confirmed Canon EOS 1Ds MkIV compatibility March 9, 2010 - 10:06 am The EOS 1Ds MkIV fits the existing Aquatica EOS 1Ds MkIII housing  Wishbone 7 0 Call for entries: National Wildlife Federation photo competition March 3, 2010 - 10:53 am More than $30.000 in prizes  Wishbone 14 0 Pentax Optio W90 with increased depth rating February 25, 2010 - 9:43 am The successor to W80 can dive to 20 feet now  Wishbone 26 0 Sigma announces a 8-16mm ultra WA lens. February 21, 2010 - 2:24 pm The Sigma 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM is the first UWA zoom lens with a minimum focal length of 8mm  Wishbone 28 0 WHO IS ONLINE In total there are 8 users online :: 6 registered and 2 guests (based on users activity over the past 30 minutes) Most users online was 634 on April 18, 2009 - 8:29 pm. Registered users: Yahoo [Bot], Baidu [Spider], Google [Bot],  Sand, MSNbot Media, Twiceler [Bot] Anonymous users: 38.107.191.*, 95.93.221.* Legend: Owner, Administrator, Moderator, Power user, Normal, Bot, Guest STATISTICS Total posts 215 :: Total topics 48 :: Total members 200 :: Our newest member  HansK Quick links Featured Photo of the Day Weekly top Latest photo uploads Latest comments Latest posts Latest news Who is online

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