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Cream of the Crop

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Aug 27, 2005 19:41 | #16

That is one very sharp and imposing shot. Very, very well done. Impressive.

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Desertraptor

Cream of the Crop

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Aug 27, 2005 19:44 | #17

Insane comes to mind. Wow

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ngannet

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Aug 27, 2005 23:38 | #18

Brilliant!!! Colors, sharpness, the fact that you used a 10D underwater, just perfect. And the subject, what a shark! I've been fascinated with this species ever since I read about them feeding after shipwrecks, etc. Reportedly they are very curious with divers, as is demonstrated here. Thanks for posting these, hope to see more! Just don't get too close to any Bulls, Tigers or Great Whites!

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Beeclose

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Aug 28, 2005 00:03 | #19

They say it is the one You don't see is the one that gets You, I had a nasty altercation with a Bronze Whaler about that size and since then, the only good shark is a Dead one. only the Large R Rollei Marine housing protected Me . This is a Super Shot , on a par with the Whale Shark Photo. EW.

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jgjulio

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Aug 28, 2005 13:14 | #20

Great Shot! I can not imagine myself doing what you did.

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