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Current Residence: Londinium, England
deviantWEAR sizing preference: Proves that size does matter
Print preference: Ctl P to print
Favourite genre of music: Anything but Country
Favourite style of art: Abstract
Operating System: Peripheral and Nervous systems
MP3 player of choice: iPod
Shell of choice: Conch
Wallpaper of choice: Devonshire Hunting Tapestries
Skin of choice: My skin.... cause wearing other peoples skin is just weird
Favourite cartoon character: Brock Samson
Personal Quote: "AWKWARD..."

Favourite Visual Artist
Banksy
Favourite Movies
Le Grand Bleu
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Rachid Taha
Favourite Writers
Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time
Favourite Games
Hugo
Favourite Gaming Platform
Original Nintendo
Tools of the Trade
Fins and a snorkel!
Other Interests
Travel, History, Archaeology, Flying, Sashimi, Scuba diving, Sailing

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hay i am just wondering what camera did you use to shoot these photos underwater. I love snorkeling and diving but i don't have a camera. Last one I used was cheap and ended up being faulty and I lost all me good shark pics :(
Hey ~tat8112, i too love taking photos underwater, but i must confess i do not have the money for top photography gear that brings best results for underwater atmosphere. So when i went on a live-aboard dive trip in 2007 i opted to buy a FujiFilm F10 small digital camera from Ebay really cheap, b/c i had seen a underwater case specifically designed for it: the FinePix Waterproof Case WP-FXF10. i did not pay too much for the bundle, but trust me when i say, there are far greater cameras and cases that have been produced since then. Olympus does a lot of underwater stuff and Ikelite works with a lot of underwater systems (can work for most cameras), and if you go to dive shops, they have a lot of great advice (it really depends on what you want to photograph - underwater cameras now have special features called 'shark shack' that help you keep a steady and clear photo). Hope that helped. If i had the money, i'd buy a Nikon D70 or Canon and then get an Ikelite case. Good luck, and sorry about you shark pics. i hate it when that happens :(
cool thanks for that!
thank you for the fave
thank for the fave :)
i really like some of your favourites... oh yeah and some of your art too... lol... i know you have more, come on now share! please :)