BE THE CHAMP
Be The Champ! – The Spread
Sea-lions are constantly in motion. In fact, I’m convinced they enjoy demonstrating their acrobatic superiority of the underwater world to divers Read more...
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How best to capture images of one of the ocean’s most emblematic animals? For this month’s Shark & Ray Special issue, ALEX MUSTARD zeroes in on manta and devil rays – and the importance of group discipline Read more...
Be The Champ! – The Spread
Sea-lions are constantly in motion. In fact, I’m convinced they enjoy demonstrating their acrobatic superiority of the underwater world to divers Read more...
Be The Champ! – Young Sea-lions
Young sea-lions make for potentially prize-winning subjects, says ALEX MUSTARD but the energy, speed and manoeuvrability Read more...
Strobeless Manatees
Last month’s column covered photographing manatees while under the US Fish And Wildlife Service’s regulations. As explained Read more...
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Those who have yet to meet a manatee in person may fail to see the attraction, but few who have had that experience have Read more...
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With his 2014 DIVER article I-SPY the Thistlegorm, in a Whole New Light, ALEX MUSTARD transformed the way in which Read more...
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It’s an experience unlike any other in scuba-diving, and needs to be reflected in your photography in all its vertical glory Read more...
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As ALEX MUSTARD points out, you don’t see the sort of images that appear on this spread too often in magazines such as DIVER Read more...
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In last month’s column on producing photos of contest-winning standard, ALEX MUSTARD looked at schools of fish. Read more...
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It’s drummed into us to get close to our subjects, but all that goes out of the window when it comes to photographing Read more...
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This month marks a significant landmark, as ALEX MUSTARD presents the 60th in this series on taking potentially prize-winning Read more...
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The best formations in cave systems such as the cenotes of mexico’s yucatan tend to be a little deeper inside, where it’s dark. Read more...
