Reflections @ Dayang

howeikwok · 3rd March 2009

After looking at Ivan/Dylan's series, I decided to try this technique as well. Very difficult but i'm hooked, makes nudis look so pretty.

swee sin · 3rd March 2009

wow... great capture!!!

howeikwok · 3rd March 2009

diver-hloc · 3rd March 2009

Bro.... you brought down a mirror ??

howeikwok · 3rd March 2009

Originally Posted by diver-hloc

Bro.... you brought down a mirror ??

Yep.

antacid · 4th March 2009

does this mean that all the nudis i see this weekend will have fingerprints on them?

haha

bighead · 4th March 2009

I think they are probably more aware of how they look like now ...

Lumiere · 4th March 2009

Cool...can use as rear view mirror incase some pelagic swim behind u hahahah

eudon · 4th March 2009

Photosmart · 5th March 2009

Let me try on a whale shark next time...

lovells19 · 5th March 2009

eh you should try to get a thicker mirror, or add a piece of clear glass on top, so can see the bottom better!

peeky peeky!

diver-hloc · 5th March 2009

Originally Posted by Photosmart

Let me try on a whale shark next time...

howeikwok · 5th March 2009

Maybe should try a skeleton shrimp instead, that'll be interesting.

But the colours of nudis make it a good choice for reflection shots.

antacid · 5th March 2009

i try on my divers this weekend. meeheehee

howeikwok · 5th March 2009

Originally Posted by antacid

i try on my divers this weekend. meeheehee

which group? only know you guys by nicks but not by name haha...

diver-hloc · 5th March 2009

Saw on NG magazine some issue back..... someone brought down a portable 'LightBox' and got some really solid Nudi photo

bighead · 5th March 2009

dats the doubliet guy ... raised quite a few eyebrows when he did that ...

diver-hloc · 5th March 2009

Originally Posted by bighead

dats the doubliet guy ... raised quite a few eyebrows when he did that ...

But you must agree that the photos are great.....

foxwagon · 5th March 2009

Mirror upskirt!

Great pictures...

seankyh · 5th March 2009

Very nice shots. The mirror allows us to see more of the creature in one shot. Great idea.

There was this article on Nat Geo magazine sometime back where a photographer brought a whole white table with him down underwater. Those shots were amazing.

3rd March 2009	#1
howeikwok Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bukit Timah Posts: 1,202	Reflections @ Dayang After looking at Ivan/Dylan's series, I decided to try this technique as well. Very difficult but i'm hooked, makes nudis look so pretty. __________________ Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing Inon Z-240 Last edited by howeikwok; 4th March 2009 at 11:13 AM.

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swee sin Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: JB Posts: 233	Re: Reflections @ Dayang wow... great capture!!! __________________ Never try ... Never know ... sweesineng.multiply.com/photos

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howeikwok Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bukit Timah Posts: 1,202	Re: Reflections @ Dayang __________________ Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing Inon Z-240 Last edited by howeikwok; 4th March 2009 at 11:14 AM.

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diver-hloc Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Somewhere North Posts: 2,636	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Bro.... you brought down a mirror ?? __________________ hloc's Flickr Site What Next ?? Camera or more Lens ??

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antacid Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New York, Singapore Posts: 1,185	Re: Reflections @ Dayang does this mean that all the nudis i see this weekend will have fingerprints on them? haha __________________ www.colouredshots.com Kodak film disposable camera

4th March 2009	#7
bighead Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 361	Re: Reflections @ Dayang I think they are probably more aware of how they look like now ... __________________ The rule is there are no rules.

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eudon Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Central Posts: 392	Re: Reflections @ Dayang __________________ Eudon My PBASE Gallery

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Photosmart Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 714	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Let me try on a whale shark next time...

5th March 2009	#11
lovells19 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Deep Deep in the sea Posts: 3,234	Re: Reflections @ Dayang eh you should try to get a thicker mirror, or add a piece of clear glass on top, so can see the bottom better! peeky peeky!

5th March 2009	#13
howeikwok Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bukit Timah Posts: 1,202	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Maybe should try a skeleton shrimp instead, that'll be interesting. But the colours of nudis make it a good choice for reflection shots. __________________ Canon 50D/60mm & 100mm Macro/Tokina 10-17mm FE/Nexus Housing Inon Z-240

5th March 2009	#14
antacid Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New York, Singapore Posts: 1,185	Re: Reflections @ Dayang i try on my divers this weekend. meeheehee __________________ www.colouredshots.com Kodak film disposable camera

5th March 2009	#16
diver-hloc Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Somewhere North Posts: 2,636	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Saw on NG magazine some issue back..... someone brought down a portable 'LightBox' and got some really solid Nudi photo __________________ hloc's Flickr Site What Next ?? Camera or more Lens ??

5th March 2009	#17
bighead Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 361	Re: Reflections @ Dayang dats the doubliet guy ... raised quite a few eyebrows when he did that ... __________________ The rule is there are no rules.

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foxwagon Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 542	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Mirror upskirt! Great pictures... __________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://foxwagon.multiply.com/

5th March 2009	#20
seankyh Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 790	Re: Reflections @ Dayang Very nice shots. The mirror allows us to see more of the creature in one shot. Great idea. There was this article on Nat Geo magazine sometime back where a photographer brought a whole white table with him down underwater. Those shots were amazing.