Uploaded: July 02, 2017 13:07:22 | Entered: July 02, 2017 13:13:34
Just a little break from my Rodeo captures. This one was taken in 1987 with Nikonus V underwater film camera on a night dive using Ikelite strobe. It was an invaluable experience as you had to get everything right in the camera including manual focus, ISO, shutter speed, etc or you did not get the shot. And with film it was always take the shot and find out later after developing. I now appreciate those days and the skills I learned. I have been extremely busy with Rotary Rodeo and will be putting up 150+ flag on July 4th 5:00 AM.
Will comment as I can and hope BP speed is improving.
John Connolly July 02, 2017
A wonderful underwater shot Emile! You could be almost called a photographic pioneer, I can remember using manual cameras, it was always a challenge! #1690352Chuck Green July 02, 2017
Excellent work, Emile! <>< #11616515Candace M. Cleveland July 02, 2017
Terrific capture Emile. What a wonderful memory. Looking forward to your new rodeo pictures. #11616534Tammy M. Anderson July 02, 2017
Great underwater capture, Emile. Enjoy your rodeo shooting. #11616535Jeff Robinson July 02, 2017
Cool image Doc! #11616563John Koepfer @PresentPleasures July 02, 2017
Emile I remember using my film camera, shooting 2 or 3 rolls and having nothing turn out!! This is a great shot and sounds like underwater photography was a real challenge!! Thanks for sharing this image and the experience!! #11616579Emile Abbott July 03, 2017
Thanks John C., Chuck, Candace, Tammy, Jeff and John K. #11616681Patrick Rouzes July 03, 2017
I've never used a film camera, but sounds like a tough process. The tones, detail, timing & close up are fantastic, Emile! Still busy as a bee. #11616691Nancy L. Green July 03, 2017
WOW!!! that is some shot, WTG!! <>< #11616694Emile Abbott July 03, 2017
Thanks Patrick and Nancy. #11616710frank w. degenhardt July 03, 2017
I agree, Emile, you are doing some incredible work with the rodeo and know how to get some thrilling shots. This is impressive and amazing and what a shot this is like its ready to take a piece out of your hide. Fantastic look and work my friend. #11616873Emile Abbott July 04, 2017
Thanks Frank. #11616955Terry Cervi July 05, 2017
Wonderful underwater photography, Emile! #11617482Emile Abbott July 06, 2017
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