Strangerland
Tully Rohrer
January 27th, 2010
I’ve loved photography and the ocean for a long time, but never felt that I had the funding necessary to venture into underwater photography. I still don’t have the funding to get the equipment I’d like to get, but I am pretty excited about trying it out, even if I’m just using a point and shoot and one slave strobe. But most posts are better than no post at all, right?
This is the California State Marine Fish, the Garibaldi, checking out a Fragile Rainbow Sea Star at Long Point, Catalina Island. I was about 60 feet underwater when I snapped this shot.
Canon 780IS in an underwater housing with an Ikelite AF35 Strobe. Cheap ($1000) as far as underwater stuff goes, and totally entry-level, but fun nonetheless. A housing for my DSLR goes for three grand… ouch.
regardless of it being entry level, it still gives really beautiful images.. :) great shot with this one.. :D
that thing is asking for a point spear in its fleshy fleshy body
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Awesome. What kind of camera and lens are you using for this stuff?