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    Ken Hawk
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    Camera Model: Canon EOS 20D
    Date/Time: 2007:10:04 14:42:37
    Resolution: 700 x 467
    Flash Used: No
    Focal Length: 28.0mm (35mm equivalent: 224m...
    CCD Width: 4.49mm
    Exposure Time: 0.020 s (1/50)
    Aperture: f/7.1
    ISO Equiv.: 200
    Whitebalance: Auto
    Metering Mode: matrix
    Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)

    I have a few more Whale shark pics, well 100s :D
    A cpl of years ago I thought they were great shots not so sure now :(
    I will post some others later.
    I would love to go back to the Galapagos and have another try, if funds ever allow

    Thanks Ken

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    I like the different depths provided in this image. The transition of dark to light water provides it vertically while the OOF fish provide a nice sense of lateral depth.

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    Alfred Forns
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    Having tried but never seen one UW I'm in awe !!!! The whale itself would have been great but adding the little guys makes it that much better !!! Just Sweet !!!!

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    Fabs Forns
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    I like how the Whale is in the light and the rest of the fishies are much darker, a great 3D illusion.
    I'm enjoying your work very much :)

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    anita ray
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    Lucky you to see one!
    Who did you dive with in the Galapagos?

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    Ken Hawk
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    Quote Originally Posted by anita ray View Post
    Lucky you to see one!
    Who did you dive with in the Galapagos?
    We saw 32 in all ;)

    We went with deepblue, think I would use the Aggressor if I could ever afford to go back.

    Thanks Ken

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