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Robert Watcher

Robert Watcher

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Exploring new areas of El Salvador, with today being the coastal areas of the Gulf of Fonseca. Here is collection of images I took at the end of the day before our 1-1/2 hour ride home. Olympus E-M1 w/11-22 f2.8/3.5

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Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Robert,

All interesting but this one is especially strong.


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I wonder if you might consider expanding the sand all around so it appears as a shot of a lake in the desert!

Asher
 
Robert Watcher

Robert Watcher

Well-known member
Asher Kelman said:
Robert,

All interesting but this one is especially strong.





I wonder if you might consider expanding the sand all around so it appears as a shot of a lake in the desert!

Asher
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it’s a small tidal pool as found all over the beach - small fish love these areas as home. I held my camera directly over top at full arms reach, using a 22mm equivalent wide angle lens - barely keeping my feet out of the shot And out of the water.
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Robert Watcher said:
it’s a small tidal pool as found all over the beach - small fish love these areas as home. I held my camera directly over top at full arms reach, using a 22mm equivalent wide angle lens - barely keeping my feet out of the shot And out of the water.
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Can the fish survive all day like this? I'd think there’s danger being eaten by crabs or birds or else baking in the sun!

Asher
 
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