Additional Image Resource Suggestion       12/18/13
Hello,
I have visited your website and found it to be a tremendous resource! As such, I would like to suggest a resource for you and your visitors alike. Go Graph Stock Photography -- www.Gograph.com -- is appropriate for your resources in the "Stock photos" section on your studios, shops, photo agencies, photo labs page
(http://eyeswideshut.ro/resurse/magazine-studiouri-agentii-foto/ ).
Go Graph Stock Photography offers a vast selection of affordable royalty free stock photos, illustrations, vector clip art and royalty-free footage clips. Our database contains images on a wide variety of topics and can be viewed for free or purchased for any project.
We currently have over 5,200 aquatic image and happen to be the sister site to Can Stock, which I see you have listed!
I created an HTML link you can use if you find us to be a useful addition to your site:
<a href="http://www.gograph.com/stock-photo-images/freshwater-fish.html" >Go Graph Aquatic Photography</a>
Feel free to contact me via email at [email protected] if you have any questions about the site.
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Best,
Josh Kasombo
Will add to our FAQs files that related to photography. Cheers, Bob Fenner

Coral Reef Pics 4/8/10
Hi Wet Web folks!
<Hello Nick>
I just happened to accidentally come upon some reef pictures in my local newspaper, The Baltimore Sun. I'm not sure about the protocols involved with sharing pics, but I figured I'd send along the link and let Bob decide if he'd like to share them. Hope you enjoy...I was pleasantly surprised!-Nicholas Sadaka
http://www.baltimoresun.com/travel/sns-travel-best-coral-reef-destinations,0,704182.photogallery
<Geez, gorgeous photos Nick, but we generally do not post other peoples work without their approval. I do thank you for sharing these beautiful photos with us.
Cheers,
James (Salty Dog)>
Coral Reef Pics, RMFs go
Hi Wet Web folks! I just happened to accidentally come upon some reef pictures in my local newspaper, The Baltimore Sun. I'm not sure about the protocols involved with sharing pics,
<Not sharing, but directing folks to other sources, sites is fine>
but I figured I'd send along the link and let Bob decide if he'd like to share them. Hope you enjoy...I was pleasantly surprised!-Nicholas Sadaka
http://www.baltimoresun.com/travel/sns-travel-best-coral-reef-destinations,0,704182.photogallery
<Thank you for this Nick. BobF>

Eric Borneman's Diving Photos With Link- 2/24/09 Pretty difficult to go to without a link, isn't it.    http://www.bchs.uh.edu/~coralreef/Eric's%20pages/Underwater%20Photography/Underwater%20photography.html  Sorry, James

Nature photography website suggestion 3/10/08 Hello, May I suggest our website for a possible inclusion on your website at http://www.wetwebmedia.com/WWMAdminSubWebIndex/bobfvisits.htm Our website: http://www.nature-photography.com Description: A guide to nature, macro and landscape film and digital photography Please feel free to get a link back immediately using this form: http://www.nature-photography.com/add.html To link to us, you may use the following information: Website: http://www.nature-photography.com Title: Nature photography Description: A guide to nature, macro and landscape film and digital photography Many thanks for your reply. Niels Martin <Ahh, thank you for this. And for your efforts. Bob Fenner>

Re: unidentified Abudefduf   2/19/08 Dear Mr.. Fenner, <Rokus> Thanks for the response, the effort and the compliment about the picture. There's more of them at www.diverosa.com , where the Abudefduf vaigiensis will be found in reasonable amount of time (there are more species to be determined). <Ahh, very nice indeed. I do like the layout of your "folders"... You have a good eye and technique. Thank you for sharing> Thanks again, Best regards, Rokus Groeneveld. <Bob Fenner>

Sending photos to WWM? How to 7/30/05 Hi Folks <Cheers> Just been diving at Sharm and took a few photos with a new digital camera and thought I'd share them with you, as this was my first attempt at underwater photography. <Fabulous!> My question is quite simple, how do I send them to you. Steve Whale <Please feel welcome to send a couple here my friend, but we kindly ask that you resize them down to just a few hundred kb at most in size. Best regards, Anthony>

- Underwater Photo Site - Hi, I'd really appreciate your feedback on the site, I know the website is a bit naff but pointers to make it better would be good. After all, mechanics don't fix their own cars (do they?) Of course, I accept no criticism about the photo's, just the site! <Well... I like the pictures. Being an underwater photographer for only little over a year, the one thing I've developed in that time is a profound amount of respect for folks who take nice photos underwater - it's just not that easy. I'm sure as time allows, you'll touch up the site that surrounds them... no worries.> http://www.seawaters.co.uk Cheers <Cheers, J -- >

My Webshots Photos Hi, Check out these photos I uploaded to Webshots. Parvin's underwater photography http://cards.webshots.com/cp-29986625-zmJk-album/43575938PBGrEz <Very nice. Do like the website service as well. Bob Fenner> Cheers, Parvin

Underwater photography - awesome pictures - do you know Mark Strickland? http://www.oceanic-impressions.com/reef.htm << Underwaterphotography-AnimalBehaviour.url >> <Yes. Do know Mark. Bob F>

Re: Looking for price, availability info. (More u/w camera gear) Hi Robert, Right now the N90 Master housings are on back order. Price is $1760.00 when available again (should be within a month). I sell Ultra Light photo arms - $250.00 each side complete (with two arm segments, three clamps, base adapter, and strobe adapter) I also sell Ocean Brite arms - $225.00 per side complete as above I can order Ikelite arms for approximately the same price as Ultra Light, depending on which Ike arm set you want. Ike 400 - retail is $950.00, your price is $800.00 Ike TTL single cord - $90.00 Dual cord - $150.00 I do not stock Ike 400 strobes so I would have to order them - a week or so to get them to me. Shipping to you is UPS Ground which takes a little over a week, unless you want faster. Let me know, Woody <Thanks much for the speedy and to-the-point response. I would like to order the housing, two strobes, the arm sets you suggest. A query re the dual or single strobe. I use two currently on my Nexus rigs... do you have a stance either way? Bob Fenner, WetWebMedia.com> >Hello there, >Am looking to buy another Nexus N90 hsg. (no ports, gears...) and two Ikelite 400 strobes, arms and sync cords for same. I have other Nexus gear >et al. Would you please send me a price, about how long it would take to ship all to California? >Thank you, Robert Fenner, WetWebMedia.com
Re: Looking for price, availability info. Hi Robert, You can do nice macro with one strobe. <Yes... I have two Ikelite 100's I use on the 70-180 telemacro... Want the new 400's for the 20, 60, 105mm...> Wide angle pretty much needs two. I personally use two strobes for both macro and wide angle. <Me too... sometimes three...> The housing bodies will be available again in about a month, they tell me. As to arm sets, which were you wanting - Ultra Light? If so, which length for arm segments? I have 5,8,12, and 16" arm sections. I suggest 5x5 for macro and either 8x8 or 8x5 for all round photography. <The eight by five combo please> Woody Nexus America - Woody Mayhew Photography 7130 Royal Lane Dallas, Texas 75230 USA http://www.nexusamerica.com 214-368-3555 <Bob Fenner, WetWebMedia.com>

Re: Daily Fish Email out WWM Wow, nice. Those clowns are a favorite subject. They are photogenic, they don't move too fast, not like some of the fish I've seen you chasing around. Hope you had a Mighty Christmas. <Yes Miguel, thank you. See you soon. Bob F> Mike

Re: Daily Fish Email out WWM Good eye spotting that little guy. Must be shot from a predator's point of view. <That and a prey items! Bob Fenner> Todd Gabriel
Re: Daily Fish Email out WWM Another winner. That camera is doing good for you it seems.  <Sometimes I drop it, or it gets banged along the reef, fires off and voila (!), you get a decent image!> I am having good luck taking product shots with the Olympus 3000 and a macro lens. <Go with the digital here. Bob Fenner> Todd Gabriel

Re: It's a beautiful day. A bio-sun Fungia danai in Fiji... w/ lips like what? (daily wallpaper email-out) Gorgeous - did you take this? Are you using the new Nikon....what was it? <Yes to all... a Fungiid, mushroom coral...> lens? <Prob. 60mm micro-Nikkor, F 2.8> No aux. lighting? <Likely too much... dos Ai400 Ikelites... TTL> A million question Monday morning. Dave <Chat with you soon. Bob Fenner>

Re: Entacmaea quadricolor CU, Red Sea rotica Nice close up. What kind on lens for that bad boy? Todd G. <VERY simple Nikonos V and cheapest 35mm... with a something to one close-up extension... You will soon be using the very set-up taking pix for us in the Red Sea and beyond.... I assure you. Bob Fenner>