🇬🇧 This week I took some clients to the island of Sal, in Cape Verde. A crossing between Boa Vista and Sal to compensate for domestic flight cancellations and to allow my clients to reach the international airport from where their international flight departs. Mission accomplished, and then my clients get on the plane, I throw myself into my diving suit to go to a wreck on which I have already dived in the bay of Santa Maria.
🇬🇧 I don’t know anything about this wreck, apart from its positioning! That’s enough for me for today, the main goal being only to go breathe underwater. I continue to become familiar with my supermacro photo equipment. It’s not easy to focus with this equipment, especially when you have a dim view! But slowly I manage to bring out some interesting photographs.
🇬🇧 Taking the photos is not enough. You have to go back to the surface, stand in front of your computer and spend a good time retouching the photographs, removing imperfections and trying to give your photo the atmosphere with which you want to look at it. And for this, we use a photo editing software. That’s where my article becomes funny. 20 years ago I bought a photo editing software. A French software (cocorico) that I particularly appreciated and whose company DXO has since grown to the point of now creating a company like Adobe. And today, in my boat, at the end of Cape Verde, at my table, my client was simply the founder of the company of this photo editing software that I use!! So here are some of my photographs of the day modified from my client’s software of the day!