Martin Heyn of Seattle, Washington (April 2007)
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| Martin Heyn of Seattle, Wash. Age: 43 Years Diving: 22 years Certification: Advanced Open Water |
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| Location: Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Camera: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 10.5mm lens, 2xS&S 350Pro and 2xS&S 90DX Settings: ISO 200, f5, 1/80 sec Description: The B17 Blackjack, all hands survived. Photo taken with a four strobe setup. |
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| Dive Site: Cocos Island, Costa Rica Camera: Nikon D200, Aquatica housing, 55mm lens, 2xInon D2000w Settings: ISO 400, f3.5, 1/100 sec Description: Hammerhead coming in for a cleaning. |
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| Location: Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea Camera: Nikon D100, 105mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX Settings: ISO 200, f9, 1/125 sec Description: There are so many amazing clown/anemone combinations in PNG. |
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| Dive Site: Similan Islands, Thailand Camera: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm, 2xS&S90DX ******Settings**: ISO 200, f4, 1/125 sec Description: A great school, if I only had the 10.5mm on! |
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| Dive Site: Fiji Aggressor (same trip as John Easley!) Camera:Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 60mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX Settings: ISO 200, f32, 1/80 sec Description: The ever fascinating red ornate ghost fish. |
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| Dive Site: Similan Islands, Thailand Camera: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX Settings: ISO 200, f4, 1/125 sec Description: A well framed ringed angel. |
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| Dive Site: Guadalupe Island, Mexico Camera: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm lens, 1xS&S 90DX Settings: ISO 200, f5, 1/125 sec Description: The awe inspiring great white, at full speed. |
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| Dive Site: Cocos Island, Costa Rica Camera: Nikon D200, Aquatica housing, 17-55mm lens, 2xInon D2000w Settings: ISO 400, f4.5, 1/80 sec Description: A 21-23 foot long whale shark, our first. |
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Martin Heyn of Seattle, Washington (April 2007)
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| Martin Heyn of Seattle, Wash. **Age**: 43 **Years Diving**: 22 years **Certification**: Advanced Open Water |
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| **Location**: Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea **Camera**: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 10.5mm lens, 2xS&S 350Pro and 2xS&S 90DX **Settings**: ISO 200, f5, 1/80 sec **Description**: The B17 Blackjack, all hands survived. Photo taken with a four strobe setup.|
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| **Dive Site**: Cocos Island, Costa Rica **Camera**: Nikon D200, Aquatica housing, 55mm lens, 2xInon D2000w **Settings**: ISO 400, f3.5, 1/100 sec **Description**: Hammerhead coming in for a cleaning.|
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| **Location**: Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea **Camera**: Nikon D100, 105mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX **Settings**: ISO 200, f9, 1/125 sec **Description**: There are so many amazing clown/anemone combinations in PNG.|
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| **Dive Site**: Similan Islands, Thailand **Camera**: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm, 2xS&S90DX ******Settings**: ISO 200, f4, 1/125 sec **Description**: A great school, if I only had the 10.5mm on!|
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| **Dive Site**: _Fiji Aggressor_ (same trip as John Easley!) **Camera**:Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 60mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX **Settings**: ISO 200, f32, 1/80 sec **Description**: The ever fascinating red ornate ghost fish.|
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| **Dive Site**: Similan Islands, Thailand **Camera**: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm lens, 2xS&S 90DX **Settings**: ISO 200, f4, 1/125 sec **Description**: A well framed ringed angel.|
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| **Dive Site**: Guadalupe Island, Mexico **Camera**: Nikon D100, Aquatica housing, 17-35mm lens, 1xS&S 90DX **Settings**: ISO 200, f5, 1/125 sec **Description**: The awe inspiring great white, at full speed.|
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| **Dive Site**: Cocos Island, Costa Rica **Camera**: Nikon D200, Aquatica housing, 17-55mm lens, 2xInon D2000w **Settings**: ISO 400, f4.5, 1/80 sec **Description**: A 21-23 foot long whale shark, our first.|
