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Underwater Photographic Societies
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http://www.bsoup.org |
BSoUP, the largest underwater
photographic society in Britain, was formed in 1967, and holds
meetings in London on the third Tuesday of each month, which
include illustrated talks by experienced underwater
photographers and a monthly competition.
Have a look at http://www.bsoup.org/Theme_Portfolios/2006/TP2006_3.php
for my Theme Portfolio called 'Cuddles', which came third in
the annual BSoUP Theme Portfolio Competition. Six images
projected as one, all being pairs of Indonesian nudibranchs,
either cuddling or mating. (March 2006)
And http://www.bsoup.org/Gallery/157.php for my
second placed 2010 Theme
Portfolio.
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Photosub Underwater Photography Club
http://www.photosub.co.uk/
Started in 1990 by the late Len Deeley, the club is informal with a
strong emphasis on improving members photography,
providing and participating in photographic competitions, and
organizing diving trips tailored to underwater photography. The
social side of the club is an important element, with regular
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Underwater Photographic Equipment Suppliers
Under Water Visions
http://www.nauticam.co.uk/
I finally succumbed to the Nauticam range at the end of 2013 with the amazing
Nikon D7100. Alex at Under Water Visions supplied the housing.
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Reef Photo & Video
http://reefphotovideo.com/
Yes, I went fully digital in mid 2006 with the fantastic
Nikon D200. Reef Photo & Video supplied my Subal housing
and Ultralight strobe arms.
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Alan James Photography
Previously supplier of my Ricoh
Caplio RR30 digital camera and Sea & Sea DX-3000 housing in
2003, very useful for on-site ID purposes. But I still
continued with the F90X film camera.
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Ocean Optics
Previously supplier of my original Nikonos V
camera and SB105 strobe in 1985, and Subal housings for my
Nikon F90 camera and Nikon SB25 flash in 1994.
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Photo Ocean Products
http://www.kensunderwaterphotography.com
Ken Sullivan - previously
manufacturer of the fantastic Ring Flash, which gives a
very even column of light, and is ideal for nudibranchs, giving
no distracting shadows around the gills or rhinophores. Used in the film days only.
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Nudibranch Reference Sites
My Nudibranch Reference Books
Nudibranch and Sea Slug Identification, Indo-Pacific, by Terrence M Gosliner, Angel Valdes and David W Behrens |
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Published by New World Publications, Inc
ISBN 978-1-878348-59-3
New in 2015 and now my main reference |
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1001 Nudibranchs, Catalogue
of Indo-Pacific Sea Slugs, by Neville
Coleman |
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Published by Neville Coleman's
Underwater Geographic Pty Ltd
ISBN 0-947325-25-5 |
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Indo-Pacific Coral Reef Field
Guide, by Dr Gerald R Allen &
Roger Steene |
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Published by Tropical Reef Research
ISBN 981-00-5687-7 |
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Nudibranchs and Sea Snails,
Indo-Pacific Field Guide, by Helmut
Debelius |
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Published by Ikan-Unterwasserarchiv |
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Pacific Coast Nudibranchs,
by David W Behrens |
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Published by Sea Challengers
ISBN 0-930118-17-0 |
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Sea of Cortez Marine
Invertebrates, by Alex Kerstitch |
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Published by Sea Challengers
ISBN 0-930118-14-6 |
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Sea Slugs of Western
Australia, by Fred E Wells &
Clayton W Bryce |
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Published by Western Australian Museum
ISBN 0-7309-5523-0 |
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Field Guide to the Nudibranchs of
the British Isles, by Bernard E Picton &
Christine C Morrow |
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Published by Immel Publishing
Ltd
ISBN 1-898162-05-0
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Opisthobranchs of Bali and
Indonesia, by Takamasa Tonozuka |
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Published by Hankyu Communications
Co Ltd
ISBN 4-484-03409-3
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Opisthobranchs of Japan Islands,
by Nakano Rie |
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Published by Rutles Inc
ISBN 4-89977-076-6
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Opisthobranchs of Ryukyu Islands,
by Ono Atsushi |
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Published by Rutles Inc
ISBN 4-89977-075-8
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Nudibranchs of the World, by Helmut
Debelius & Rudie H Kuiter |
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Published by
Ikan-Unterwasserarchiv
ISBN 978-3-939767-06-0
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Indo-Pacific Nudibranchs and Sea Slugs, by Terrence M Gosliner, David W Behrens and Angel Valdes |
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Published by Sea Challengers
ISBN 978-0-9700574-3-3 |
All text and
photographs are copyrighted
© 1985 - 2017 Anthony Holley
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