Showing posts with label Underwater Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Underwater Photography. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Capture Feeling in Your Photos and Video


How do you capture a feeling in your photos and video? Liquid Motion Academy in Cozumel Mexico is the place to go and learn with private, one on one classes. Professional underwater filmmaker, photographer and co-founder of Liquid Motion Academy, Guy Chaumette is my guest. We talk about what you can learn and experience including underwater fluorescence.


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Thursday, 27 November 2014

Diving a Flooded Mountain Park: Gruner See, Austria

Gruner See, Austria is a mountain lake near the Slovenia border. Surrounding the lake is a beautiful mountain park and not a place one would think would make for a great dive. For two to three weeks of the year after spring run off, the lake floods the surrounding park making for a very cool (and cold!) dive. You may have seen some recent photos of the park from my guest, Swiss underwater photographer Marc Henauer. He joins me today to talk about the dive and the amazing photos he took.


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Sunday, 16 November 2014

Dive with Spawning Salmon

Diving amongst hundreds of thousands of spawning Salmon is a once in a lifetime experience. Once you have settled and the fish get used to you it’s like being in an endless swarm. The feeling is incredible and the photo opportunities are amazing. Underwater Photographer, Eiko Jones, talks about the Adam’s River, British Columbia, Canada salmon dive and he offers up some photo tips on getting the best shot and the best time to go.


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Tuesday, 3 June 2014

Behind the Shot: Ellen Cuylaerts Respect







On this episode of Behind the Shot, Underwater Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts talks about her beautiful image of Emma, the Tiger Shark and diver.

Wednesday, 28 May 2014

Behind the Shot: Steve Miller Snooty Shrimp



On this episode of Behind the Shot underwater photographer Steve Miller gives a snoot boot camp as he explains his beautiful shot of a shrimp on an Anemone.

Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Behind the Shot: Steve Miller Boatman Bug

 


On this installment of Behind the Shot, underwater Photographer Steve Miller, explains his macro photo of a Boatman Insect that was upside down on the underside of a Lilly.

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Behind the Shot: David Salvatori Whale and Calf

On this edition of Behind the Shot Italian Underwater Photographer David Salvatori talks about his beautiful photo of a mother whale, calf and diver.

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Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Behind The Shot: David Salvatori Backlit Batfish




On this episode of Behind the Shot, Italian underwater Photographer David Salvatori explains his approach to this shot and the backstory behind it. 

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Thursday, 27 March 2014

Cave Diving and Zombies with Gene Page


 Living the charmed life. That is exactly what Gene Page is doing. Gene is a cave diver and one of the owners of Cave Country Dive Shop in High Springs Florida. On this show Gene talks about cave diving, underwater photography and the Florida Springs. We also talk Zombies. Specifically the TV show The Walking Dead, as Gene is the set photographer for the program.
Join me and Gene as we dish on cave diving and zombies on Planet Earth Diver.

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http://pagephotography.smugmug.com/

http://www.cavecountrydiving.com/

http://www.amctv.com/shows/the-walking-dead



Friday, 21 March 2014

Underwater Photo Tips with Eiko Jones


Eiko Jones is a well known underwater photographer from Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada. His pictures have been published widely and he is currently creating a library of stock photos of pacific salmon.

His pictures are amazing, so I asked him directly to share some of his photo secrets. You don't need an expensive underwater camera rig to take great shots. Anyone can benefit from some or all of Eiko's top five photo tips!

www.eikojonesphotography.com