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Keith Naylor
{K:13064} 5/13/2003
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You have some 'serious' kit listed there, just wish I could muster something like that ;-)
The image is very sharp and clear and as a diving shot its very good. However the difficulty in this genre is to get good composition, and in my opinion this shot doesn't have that something special
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Jim F
{K:8625} 5/13/2003
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Great photo, but is this a grouper? It looks like a female Midnight Parrot Fish. Take a look at my "Eye for Beauty"... Regards.
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Bob Whorton
{K:2740} 5/13/2003
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Yep, I'd go for Parrot fish most deffinately!
Lovely positioning
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Des Paroz
{K:422} 5/13/2003
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Hi Guys
Thanks for the feedback.
It is actually correctly called an Eastern Blue Wrasse, and its (a very large) type of wrasse commonly found in temperate waters of Eastern Australia.
We locals commonly referred to it as a Blue Groper, but you are correct, its not a groper at all.
Best fishes
Des
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T Glow
{K:14955} 5/14/2003
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excellent work! very interesting. regards,T.
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Robert Gaither
{K:32280} 5/14/2003
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I don't know ocean fish that well but I just saw a movie called "Gone Fishing" and they had some different kinds of groper so I knew this one. Nice capture I would not the best lighting down below.
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