As underwater photographers, we are very concerned about backscatter and how to remove it from our photos. I was recently reminded how important it is to prevent backscatter in the first place, something all underwater photographers should focus attention on if we are ever to be taken seriously. These tips will help you be a good photographer first, and a good photo editor second.
Meet Mok Wai Hoe, a talented underwater nature photographer from Singapore. His images are mesmerizing and inspiring. His creativity has earned him some prestigious awards and well deserved accolades and we are pleased to introduce him as our latest Featured Photographer.
Introducing Henley Spiers, an accomplished underwater photographer, author, trip leader, and teacher.
Introducing Nur Tucker! Nur is an accomplished photographer both above and below the waterline. Originally from Turkey, she now resides...
For most of us older than the millennial generation, our first exposure to the mystery and excitement of the underwater...
A tutorial on panning and making spin shots under water.
Introducing Michelle Manson! Michelle is an underwater photographer in Northern California whose images depict the unique marine environment of the...
One of the most powerful techniques a photographer can use to tell a story is composition. “A picture is worth a thousand words…” but only if it has something to say. Composition is one of the keys to story telling through imaging. The way you show the subject, secondary subject and environment gives the image the context in which to tell your story.
Please enjoy this video tutorial on how to use light effectively in underwater photography. Join me for a workshop! Travel...
A thrill went through me as I listened to the briefing before the dive. This dive would be a singular experience, rare as a hen’s tooth, and one I had anticipated for several years. Happening just once a year, by the light of the full moon, an event of epic proportions takes place in the South Pacific.
Close Focus Wide Angle Photographs are one of the must haves in an underwater photography portfolio. We see the technique showcased in magazines, advertisements, and plastered all over social media. It is arguably the most important photographic technique in underwater photography. But what, exactly, does CFWA mean, and how does one make an impact using this technique?
The ocean is full of wonderful and amazing animals, some of which defy our imagination. These colorful and sometimes weird looking critters demand our attention to detail, especially when it comes to photographing them. If the lighting isn’t spot on, or the composition is poor, a potentially fantastic shot will
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