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Hi Bob,

D7000, 242 seconds, f5.6 ISO 200.  Tripod mounted, using mirror up mode with a remote, shot at 14mm.  Color balanced in Lightroom (shot in RAW).

Let me know if you are looking for anything else.

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Anantha, I desaturated all colors except for the red, yellow and orange. The Monks robes are naturally very bright and removing the green foliage and other cool colors made the robes pop.

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Thank you all for your feedback. You have put a nice smile on my face. Happy holidays.

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Tom,

 

Thanks for the support. Shooting underwater is completely different than anything I have ever done. The light fall off is unbelievable! Thanks again.

All comments welcome. This is a repost anfter I have spent a little

time learning how to color correct in PS. The original post is

still in my gallery.

Jennifer and Courtney,

 

Thanks for the feedback. Yes this Underwater shot was at about 40 ft deep. This Lobster was HUGE! Which I unfortunately did not capture.

 

Jennifer, any suggestion on what would have brought fireworks?

 

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Adam

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Aaron, the actual shot was in color (attached), but given the depth and lack of filter it was incredibly blue...so I converted it to a B&W.