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Bob Thomas Underwater Gallery

I began diving in 1972 and the fascination continues. I have spent 25 years in a state of total frustration with my underwater photography either the sea was dirty and I saw lots or it was clean and I only saw what I had already shot, or else I set the camera wrong or over/under exposed (all manual)or had the wrong lens on. Apart from this it has been fun. Hope you enjoy my gallery and I can be contacted on rthomas1@iprimus.com.au
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Chevron Barracuda - slice of a group of around 200 Commensural Crinoid Shrimp Whitespot Rock-Cod Lion Fish
Tall FIn Batfish Platax Teira Anemone (Similar markings to Clark's Anemone but different colour) Aeolid - Pteraeolidia Ianthina Egg Cowries Mating
Goby (unknown type) Juvenile Wrass Nudibranch Phyllidia Leaf fish - Taenianotus Triacanthus
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Gus17-Oct-2006 02:01
Nice pictures! I got the same issues as you do. Only the recent availability of limitless digital "film" lets you take hundreds hoping for that one good one.
Primrose Park Photography07-Dec-2004 03:29
Hi Tony

I use a Nikon F3 with motor drive in a Aquasea housing with an extended faceplate and a wide angle dome with twin flashes. Generally use velvia or Kodak 64 with some provia.

I have nikkor lenses: 105 macro, 60mm macro and 20mm wide angle.I will try the 35-105 zoom I bought at the camera club a few weeks ago and see what I get with it.

regards

Bob
Primrose Park Photography07-Dec-2004 03:23
Thanks Rob there is a lot to do before I will be happy with it.

Bob
Primrose Park Photography27-Nov-2004 11:39
If this is a work in progress, roll on the next lot. Very well done Bob.....Rob
Primrose Park Photography24-Nov-2004 12:20
Great stuff bob. What camera do you use for this work? - Tony
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