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Underwater photography

Sport Diver Magazine
Slow down on the reef, show some patience and have your camera ready — with some luck, you'll be able to photograph the reef's smallest denizens.
wreck dive
For an underwater photographer, wrecks offer an exciting chance to tell a story, plus often have a variety of interesting photo opportunities. Get  tips on photographing wrecks and view a photo gallery here …
Sport Diver Magazine
Ellen Cuylaerts blogs about her experiences as an underwater photographer. This installment: An encounter with silversides in Grand Cayman's Devil's Grotto.
Sport Diver Magazine
Takako Uno is originally from Japan, but now makes her home in Hong Kong. In 1997, she snapped her first images using a borrowed SLR  — and she's never looked back.
Nudibranchs Phyllodesmium longicirrum
Unforgettable encounters across the globe - special edition...
Coconut Octopus - Amphioctopus marginatus
Mike Bartick’s stunning collection of underwater photos from 2012 is a reminder of the surprises, treasures, and adventures awaiting underwater photographers every time they drop down on a reef. View a photo gallery and read more here …
Sport Diver Magazine
While scuba diving off Pompano Beach, Florida, an underwater photographer has an up-close encounter with a curious goliath grouper
Anemonefish
The big boys — we’re talking sharks, mantas and turtles — often hog the spotlight when it comes to bucket-list scuba diving sightings. But slow down a little bit on your next dive and take a close look — a very close look — and you might be surprised by what tiny treasures you’ll find hiding in plain sight. 
Coconut Octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus)
Tips for using a slow shutter speed to create movement — or motion blur — in an underwater still image. Read more here… 
Whale Sharks
After growing up on the tropical island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean, Mathieu Meur now lives in Singapore, though he’s rarely home for long. His underwater images are quite stunning. See a photo gallery and read more here… 
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