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Diverse picture
series
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lots of pictures from different trips and dives.
Here is little of the pictures I have taken home and abroad.
Barracudas
from the Red sea taken in November 1998. Picture taken on a 200 asa slide film.
The whole series here |
Frederiksholm
S/S. An overgrown wreck in clear spring water northwest of Gilleleje,
1996. 200 asa film and
a 13 millimetre fish-eye lens. |
Stonefish
(the big rock in the middle). The picture is also from the Red sea in
November 1998. The picture is taken on 1½ meters of water without blitz
on a 200 asa film, 20 mm ap. 8. |
An
orgy for nudibranches. 4-5 of them are laying eggs on a mussel. Helsingør
not far from Twin II, September 1998. 100 asa film and 50 millimetre
macro-lens. |
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Hermit
crabs in tender embrace. The barge at Hven - northwest of Hven, 1998. 100
asa film and 50 millimetre macro-lens. |
Dragonfish
from the Red Sea, 1997. 100 asa film.
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The
diving-club “Havbasserne”s traditional Christmas-dive on the 24th
of December 1996. The photo has been taken from the bottom of a lake
through very clear ice. 200 asa film and a 13 millimetre fish-eye lens. |
Norway
lobster at night. Lysekil (Sweden) just outside the harbour at the depth
of 30 m. 1998. 100 asa film and 50 millimetre macro-lens. Taking photos at
night with a macro-lens is always good and you find a lot of interesting
things on a mudbed. |
One
of my first photos with a real underwater camera; a Niconos VI, 1987. At
the time I did not have a flashlight so the standard was a 400 asa film
which made it possible to take photos at some depth. See if you can locate
the 2 octopuses on the photo. |
Wizzard
lobster. Lysekil - at the same dive as the Norway lobster only at the
depth of 18-20 meters. |
The
wreck Twin II at Helsingør. Black and white 3200 asa film. For a small
series of wreck-photos of which some of them have been tinted with a
little green see here. |
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The
canon on the rear deck of Ostmark S/S, 1997. It is very large and
consequently very difficult to photograph in unclear water. Its position
is at the depth of 36 m. More photos from Ostmark S/S here. |
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