The Wrecks of Abu Nuhas

Peter Stenberg · Issue 141, Nov/Dec 2024 · pp. 61–65

Products mentioned: Nikon D850, Nikon 16-35mm, 105mm macro lens

what the 10-17 Tokina offered and is very sharp. But at a price! Although the Tokina wonít autofocus with the FTZ adapter I have shot it prefocused at 0.4m but the buildings were a bit soft for my taste. I love the caustic light patterns on the bottom and sometimes you can add interest by bobbing the housing up and down to create additional A refracted view of a shark through the surface with the underwater view and the sky won the Innovation Award at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 2004. rings. Shooting up slightly allows you to capture reflections on the underside of the surface. Always look for shadows too! I like to shoot slightly downwards sometimes, showing the surface as well as the meniscus. Enjoy. Pete Atkinson www.peteatkinson.com Issue 141/62 www.uwpmag.com A few hours outside of Hurghada, north of the island of Shadwan, right where the Gulf of Suez meets the open Red…