Jul 12, 2022
By Tobias Friedrich Working with ambient light is a great way to add contrast to your image. In this case, it was a much better idea to give the light source to the diver, so they can have it in their hands, rather than using the light to illuminate .. Read More
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 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
Dec 16, 2021
It’s very important when underwater to compensate for the missing illumination from the sun. Using high-performance underwater lighting like the Sea Dragon lights, the powerful and color-friendly lights will illuminate the missing red and orang.. Read More
Nov 15, 2021
Here Brent Durnand gives you a brief introduction to the Sea and Sea Sea Dragon lights and how to use them with your system. Read More
Feb 02, 2011
Topside, this was the most unimpressive dive site I’d ever seen, with docked cargo ships and unpleasant noises and smells of industrial activity. Descending to the sand at about 20 feet did not prneude much inspiration as we were greeted by som.. Read More
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