Blue Water
Blue-water photography takes place in water so deep, you never see the bottom. The environment is huge and you drift with the currents. In blue water, cutting-edge photography can occur.
Alert Diver Category: Imaging
Shooter: Flip Nicklin
Flip Nicklin is an accomplished whale and underwater photographer. Read more about the career of Flip Nicklin.
Beneath Cold Seas
Underwater photography is challenging, but it’s even harder in colder waters. Learn more about what it takes to become a cold-water photographer.
Shooter: Howard Hall
Underwater cinematographer Howard Hall had humble beginnings and is now known for his spectacular underwater IMAX movies. Read more about Howard Hall and his career.
Digital Effects Using High Dynamic Range
High dynamic range (HDR) is a clever digital process that will allow you to generate exceptional detail in still photos by combining the best elements from multiple shots into a single image. Read more about this practice.
Convergent Evolution
Imaging technology is rapidly changing, and new cameras can capture both still and motion pictures. How do you handle this convergent technology? Read on.
Shooter: Wes Skiles
Wes Skiles was a famous dive photographer who died on a seemingly routine dive. His widow, Terri, discusses her spouse and his career as a photographer.
Compact Cameras for Underwater Use
Compact digital camera systems are great for hobbyist photographers. Do you know what to look for?
Shooter: Jerry Greenberg
Underwater photographer Jerry Greenberg has spent decades in the industry and has been a leading innovator. Read more about Jerry Greenberg.
Shooting Great Whites
Great white sharks are immediately recognizable — so when you see one, do you know how to take a breathtaking photo? Glean tips on shooting great white sharks.