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Cosmos Underwater

Below are some artistic works of Keisuke Okasora who won the first prize in “Soratama Award 2017” Enjoy the wonders of underwater soratama world.


Photo by Keisuke Okasora

Pseudanthias squamipinnis
Water surface
Slender sweeper 
Cerianthus filiformis
Sakuraeolis sakuracea
Halcurias levis
Heterodontus japonicus (Japanese bullhead shark)
Hermit crab
Nemanthus sp

Keisuke Okasora

In underwater world, you could see variously colored fishes and corals which cannot be seen onshore. I wondered how it would be like to see those colorful creatures through soratama lens. This was the start of my underwater soratama photography.
By using extension tubes and close-up lens, I managed to make the camera size compact, then put it in the waterproof camera cover. Underwater soratama photography was very interesting as I had imagined and see potential in this. With the same lens tube setting, you could take small objects with a few centimeters up to a large group of fish, corals and soft corals which measures few decimeters. Not only the object in the center sphere but I also enjoy the background image which is taken through the filter.

Website
http://white.ap.teacup.com/underseaworld/

◎Equipment Used
There are two ways when taking soratama underwater. One is to put the soratama into underwater housing. The other way is to equip soratama with a waterproofing measure and fix it on to the housing. In Keisuke’s case, all equipments shown below was put into underwater housing.

Zenjix soratama 72 / Zenji soratama 72 5mm / Kenko metal lens hood LMH67-72 / Kenko metal lens hood LHM62-67 / Step-up ring 52-62mm / Kenko MC CLOSE-UP No.10 / Canon EF40mm F2.8 STM / Canon EOS 5D Mark IV / Underwater housing used


※Please refer to the following for more information on underwater soratama photography.ϡ

宙玉を使って水中写真を撮るには?

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