Jul 04, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich Shooting upward is always the best option to compose your image. In this case, the low camera perspective works best as the moray eel is masked into the blue which gives a nice silhouette of the animal’s huge head. Equipment.. Read More
Jun 21, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich When you’re shooting schooling fish, like these bannerfish, try to get them all swimming in one direction, which will result in a much nicer composition and image. It takes a little patience with schooling fish in general un.. Read More
Jun 15, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich Adding a diver always adds to the composition of the image. Try to place the diver in negative space and not too dominating, allowing some room for the animals and keeping a balanced underwater scene. Equipment: SportDiver Housing.. Read More
Jun 08, 2022
Trip 1: July 16-18, 2022 Trip 2: July 20-22, 2022 Overview Join us for a Pensacola Summer Spearfishing Adventure with Charles Alvarez as your trip leader. This is a perfect chance to demonstrate your spearfishing and lionfishing skills! Two dives eac.. Read More
Jun 08, 2022
If Charles had it his way, he would be diving and spearfishing three or four times a week. “I have been scuba diving since 1989 and have seen some amazing sights and places. And while I still enjoy seeing the beauty of the oceans, I.. Read More
Jun 07, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich When you’re in a reef landscape without a photo-video light, it’s especially important to shoot with the direction of sunlight and use it as best as you can. Photographing into the sun will result in harsh contrasts an.. Read More
Jun 06, 2022
“Freeze Frame…strike a pose…” It was photo night at #OceanicVentures with the crew from #SeaLife Cameras and Lighting dropping in for a backyard BarBQ to meet divers, discuss underwater photography and to help create better .. Read More
Jun 03, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich When you’re taking photos or video of fish that are easily frightened like this Monkfish, try to approach as slowly and calmly as possible. While composing the shot, try not to photograph only the fish, but also the surround.. Read More
Hours:
Tue. – Fri. 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sat. 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.