Andrew Sallmon
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Views:
2242
Jobs:
5
Location:
San Diego CA, United States
Specialty:
Underwater
Experience:
20+ Years
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My life completely revolves around the ocean and I am happiest when underwater with my cameras. From our home in San Diego, California, I work full time as an underwater photographer, writing and shooting for dive magazines, licensing images to clients of all types and sizes, teaching new photographers and leading underwater photography trips all over the world.I took my first underwater image on film with a Nikonos camera back in 1980 and have been deeply involved with underwater photography and the oceans ever since. I began working full time as an underwater photographer in 2000 and never looked back.
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Views: 1815
Photographer: Melissa Smith
Category: Nature Photography
Camera:
Canon EOS 50D
Critiqued by: Andrew Sallmon
Overall good shot. Difficult to capture and difficult to do zoomed at 300mm hand held. Well done Melissa.
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Views: 1629
Photographer: jodhi inglis
Category: Travel Photography
Camera:
Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR
Critiqued by: Andrew Sallmon
An interesting image that could be improved.
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Views: 1623
Photographer: Ros Wilkinson
Category: Outdoor Photography
Camera:
Fujifilm A150
Critiqued by: Andrew Sallmon
Good shot, hard to do with this camera. Good use of what you had. Angle around a little more to get "the face" of the ladybug next time.
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Views: 1422
Photographer: stuart edwards
Category: Animal Photography
Camera:
Canon PowerShot SX20 IS
Critiqued by: Andrew Sallmon
A very difficult shot to get, especially with a point n shoot and fast moving subject. Well done!
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Views: 1459
Photographer: Terry Chapman
Category: Underwater Photography
Camera:
Nikon D90
Critiqued by: Andrew Sallmon
good start to a possibly interesting image. Please see improvements.