Raffaele LivorneseScorpaena notata
Nikon D90, Nikkor 60mm, F/18, 1/125sec., Iso 100, 2xInon Z240
Banco di S.Croce, Castellammare, Italy
Rob Maller Nice pic Raffaele!
Raffaele Livornese Thank you, Rob.....:-))
Chris Spence Beautiful subject.......if I had a comment I would have maybe had a little more light on the face. Most of the light is at the back which is out of focus!
Raffaele Livornese You're right, Chris, unfortunally on the right side was a little rock, and I had no more time to change the strobe position...:-)))
Thank you!! :-))
Chris Spence Still lovely sharp focus on the face!
Henrique Nascimento Catarina sometimes we want to photographe something, but "that" something turn their backs on us, so we just have this to shoot......
Scorpaena notata
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Henrique Nascimento Catarina sometimes we want to photographe something, but that something turn their backs on us, so we just have this to shoot......
Scorpaena notata
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João Pedro SilvaAnilocra physodes is an isopod crustacean from the Atlantic and Mediterranean which parasites several species of fish. The legs are converted into hooks to better hang on to their host. They're often found in pairs, a male and a female being the latter larger.
Depending on the host, they can be more difficult to photograph. In this case, a scorpionfish (Scorpaena notata) makes it a lot easier as it rarely moves.
Canon EOS 350D in Ikelite housing, Canon 100mm macro, 2x Nikonos SB-105 strobes, f/20, 1/200s, ISO 100.
Henrique Nascimento Catarina sometimes we want to photographe something, but "that" something turn their backs on us, so we just have this to shoot......
Scorpaena notata
Sesimbra 20130925