Five-time Emmy-winning underwater cinematographer and film-producer Stan Waterman died on 10 August, at the age of 100. One of the earliest Americans to take up
Underwater Photography
Immerse yourself in the captivating realm of Underwater Photography. Discover the art and techniques behind capturing stunning images beneath the waves. From equipment recommendations and camera settings to composition tips and editing techniques, we provide invaluable resources to help you master the art of capturing the underwater world.
Join us on this visual journey as we celebrate the wonders of the deep, one breathtaking image at a time.
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How many underwater photographers hold a Guinness World Record for their work? And why are STEVE HAINING and his crew getting set to shoot all
“A once-in-a-lifetime encounter with humpback whales in the crystal-clear waters of French Polynesia,” is how US underwater photographer Rachel Moore describes her winning shot in
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The distinctive images created by CHRISTY LEE ROGERS have won her renown in the art world, but the underwater technique that requires this US photographer
Diver ROSS MCLAREN enjoys photographing the marine life of his native Scotland, but for a long time he was dissatisfied with the results. Then a
SeaLife has a new magenta colour-correcting filter for its SportDiver smartphone housing to counter the effects of taking photographs in green water. It already offers
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Marine biologist RICHARD SMITH explores the underwater photographic potential of Bunaken National Park in Indonesia and some of the unique marine life it has to
The winners of the 10th annual UN World Oceans Day Photo Competition were announced in a live broadcast event at the UN’s New York headquarters
Small fish, nudibranchs and a range of colourful critters illustrating the biodiversity of the Philippines had their day in the limelight as the 8th Anilao
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A new series of eight large-scale sculptures by British underwater sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor has been installed in the Museum of Underwater Art (MOUA) he
“Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing” is the theme for the 2023 UN World Oceans Day Photo Competition, which has just opened for global submissions. The
It’s World Wildlife Day (3 March), and UK charity the Marine Conservation Society is celebrating the event by sharing an inspirational selection of ocean photography