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The Value of a Diving Buddy... A Photographer's Perspective
From our first scuba class, we learn that having a buddy is important. Divers are taught about increased safety, more enjoyment, and even the advantage


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Effective Underwater Modeling

Author  : Kim Sheckler
Date  : February 2012
You can be a good dive buddy in many ways, but there is nothing more precise than being the buddy of a photographer. It is essential that you plan your 

Nudis and Branchers

Author  : Craig Hoover
Date  : November 2011
Ever see pictures of a critter that seems to have evolved from that box where all the holiday decorations are stored? Chances are you're looking at a n 

Sea and Sea DX2G Sport Package Review

Author  : Dale Sheckler
Date  : October 2011
When I first switched to digital a few years back I had waited for SLR cameras to get to a minimum of 5 megapixels. They hit it and I bought a nice exp 

Work Within the Limitations of Your Point-and-Shoot Camera

Author  : Bruce Watkins
Date  : August 2011
Clint Eastwood as Harry Callahan once spoke the immortal words, "A man's got to know his limitations..." These simple words can arouse insightful ponde 

How to Photograph Moray Eels

Author  : Dale and Kim Sheckler
Date  : July 2011
Second only to sharks are our photos of sharp-fanged moray eels that most impress our non-diving friends on the "dangers" of the deep-sea realm. Of cou 

The Underwater Photographer's Mantra

Author  : Bruce Watkins
Date  : June 2011
Photography articles commonly focus on the technical side of photography--cameras, lenses, lighting, etc. While it is necessary to understand at s 

Capturing the Kelp Forest Sunburst

Author  : Doug Klug
Date  : May 2011
Though divers often dream of coral reefs, colorful fish, and warm tropical waters, California's temperate and nutrient rich seas offer a different trea 

The Value of a Diving Buddy... A Photographer's Perspective

Author  : Doug Klug
Date  : April 2011
From our first scuba class, we learn that having a buddy is important. Divers are taught about increased safety, more enjoyment, and even the advantage 

How to Photograph Lobster

Author  : Dale Sheckler
Date  : March 2011
Now that the fever of lobster hunting has died down as far as eating them goes, perhaps it is time we pick up our cameras and turn our attention to pho 

How to Photograph Blue and Mako Sharks

Author  : Andy Murch
Date  : December 2010
While you may be lucky enough to stumble upon a naturally inquisitive blue or mako shark on the edge of one of California's lush kelp forests, your bes 

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