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ricardomattos (17460) 2015-08-01 7:38

Hi Lisa,

Beautiful shot. I like a lot. Very atrctive and original composition.

Hugs

Ricardo

rbassin (27472) 2015-08-01 7:50

ciao Lisa,
une composition originale, et bien exιcutιe.
C'est d'un bel imapact visuel.
Bon W-E
Roland

dkmurphys (79209) 2015-08-01 9:56

Hi Lisa,
Great natural wild texture, a superb dynamic scene from the ocean. Love this kind of images, well taken.

Daniel

ourania (51103) 2015-08-01 11:21

Hello dear Lisa,
I love this bright and liquid blue colour that fills the entire frame, my first thought, before reading your note, was that it felt so refreshing and relaxing:) So many fish swimming vigorously away from danger make the scene so vibrant. I like the endlessly repeated pattern and the glimpse of the surface from beneath. The workshop picture is awesome! Congratulations and thank you for living this experience and sharing it with us in such a lovely way!
All the best, have a great day,
Ourania

photoray (13981) 2015-08-01 13:35

Howdy NingalooLisa, (say that 10 times fast!)

Fantastic huge fish school scene, the lighting accentuates their swim. Even though I cannot visualize the big shark, just being aware of these guys is enough to make me wet my wet suit (Is that where they got the name?!)

I remember from our one day snorkel into your Great Barrier Reef, via boat, the guide telling us to stay on the starboard side, because the port side was called "shark alley", and "we will be eaten".

Good job,
Cheers,
Ray

PS: Thank you for the support and candle. Right now it will take a miracle, but goddamnitalltohell we will continue to fight.

Highmountains (2674) 2015-08-01 22:21

On my first view of this peaceful blue shoal of fish, I thought you were simply lucky to find this large collection. Reading your notes,.....reversed the feeling. My first comparison was not really of the birds (....though those scenes of the 'swarms' of birds were and still is very scary) but of the quiet and peaceful scene in "Jaws" - that semblance of a perfect shallow-water bay, ideal for swimming.... beore that horrifying first attack...
Nice photograph Lisa, and a much better appreciation of your skills as a swimmer. :D

lousat (139198) 2015-08-02 2:10

Ciao Lisa,non sono colorati ma sono davvero tanti,qui basta premere e la foto viene bene di sicuro..ehehe...grande cattura sottomarina con qualita' impressionante dei dettagli!! Buona settimana e complimenti,Luciano

macjake (98408) 2015-08-03 9:34

Hi Lisa
yeah....Tosca is now talking about going diving with you.
Oh dear, I better bring a good book and some sun screen lol

There's no way in heck i'll be going down there, unless of course you don't want me to make it back UP!
Don't ask Tosca that question lol

and you're right about the Tiger shark, its WAY more aggressive than any other shark out there. Unlike a Great White whom attack humans mostly out of mistake, the Tiger Shark attacks for the sake of attacking - yeah, I watch TV haha

fun photo, its something I'll never get to experience on my own. Maybe one day you'll post a shot of you and Tosca as a WS photo. She has her divers licence so she's all in.

thanks for this one as it reminds me how inadequate I am!
Cheers
Craig

abmdsudi (95869) 2015-08-03 16:01

Hi Lisa
A fabulous underwater imagery from your adventure and there's great feel of movement from the large school of fish wonderfully crisp, sharp and the clarity is second to none under this challenging circumstances!
The metallic iridescence is stunning, indeed a real pleasure to view, and thks for sharing wit us. Congrats
Best wishes

fritzi007 (14698) 2015-08-12 14:57

Dear Lisa,
Photo and super good comparison with Hitchcock's movie The Birds, but you do not risk everything for a photo would be a pity for you!
(I'm so glad that you've won the swimming competition with the shark!
(my English is really bad)

best regards
Wolfgang