Mastering the Art of Stunning Underwater Macro Photography
Underwater Macro Photography is an interesting form of art. This tutorial will give you the tools you need to create stunning underwater photographs.
The Prevention of Backscatter
We, as underwater photographers, talk about backscatter all the time. But mostly we talk about how to remove it from our photos when we are processing them.
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Mastering Close Focus Wide Angle Photography
Close-Focus Wide Angle Photography is one of the most important techniques in underwater photography. But what, exactly, does CFWA mean, and…..
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Keeping Your Focus: A Creative Guide
Focus is an important factor in any type of photography and in underwater photography it is a very important topic to understand.
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California Dreaming, A Dive into the Golden State
Dive into the Golden State and learn about California’s most iconic dive sites. Locals know the best kept secrets, the Oil Rigs and Farnsworth Banks.
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Mastering Light in Underwater Photography
Mastering light underwater is a challenging skill we can learn as photographers. Underwater, that skill must be developed even more…
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Sensational Imagery by Diana Fernie
There is some underwater imagery that is truly exceptional and the work of Diana Fernie rates high on the scale.
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How to Ride a One-Trick Pony
There are many techniques for giving your underwater photography a creative edge. Sometimes just using a different lens can elevate your style.
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Plunge Into Bold and Beautiful Silfra
Iceland has one of the most iconic dives on earth, Silfra fissure. You can reach out and touch two continents at the same time.
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Scuba Diving in Aqaba and Exploring the Amazing Golden Triangle
My adventurous spirit has led me to many destinations around the globe, but no place is more intriguing than Jordan.
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Gear Review: Retra Pro Strobes and Nauticam’s WACP
When shooting with a fisheye lens, as is the most common setup for scenes like this, you must get very close to the animal in order to get enough light on it because the strobes only cast the light a few feet. I found that with the Retra Strobes and the reflectors, the light cast much further. In addition, since I was using the WACP, I could zoom in to the animal, making it appear bigger in the frame, while…
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Featured Photographer Susannah H Snowden-Smith
Several years ago, I had been following Susannah H. Snowden-Smith on Facebook and Instagram, when I took a vacation to...