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By Bonnie McKenna
Months ago, I read, either in a dive magazine or somewhere online, that Backscatter had scheduled a photography course in Little Cayman on April 7-14, 2018. The course offered to demystify the techniques needed to become a better wide-angle photographer, and there would be instruction on post processing. Read more
One committed photographer spent a grand total of 3,000 dive hours trying to get the perfect shots, capturing beautiful images of a rare shark feeding frenzy. Laurent Ballesta’s images show the glimmering gray reef sharks hunting in swift packs, flying through the water and feasting on the likes of helpless grouper. Read more
An amazing story of one camera’s incredible journey has emerged over in Asia. The Canon camera was lost at sea for over two years before it was recently discovered, and the owner has just been found thanks to the photos within. Read more
Travel photos should convey the feelings, mood, and culture of a trip. But too often, we come home with memory cards full of blurry, cliché, and ineffective shots. We’ve all been there! To avoid disappointment, we’ve outlined common travel photography mistakes so you don’t make them next time around. Read more
Shortfin makos are revered by fishermen for the thrill of the chase. But too much attention on them can be dangerous. Overfishing could be threatening shortfin makos, treasured by fishermen for their fight and their meat.
ROATAN, July 5, 2017 – Event founders Michel Labrecque and Julie Ouimet of N2Pix and Jesus Alberto Reyes, COO and Commercial Director of Turquoise Bay Dive & Beach Resort, are excited to announce the winners of the of the 2017 edition of the Turquoise Bay International Underwater Film Festival. Read more
Seems like everyone’s a halfway decent photographer these days thanks to better gear, flashy phones and clever digital filters. When it comes to underwater photography, though, few people have what it takes. Perfect sub-aquatic images involve a new level of skills, like framing a shot while maintaining buoyancy and not getting eaten by predators. So where to start?
This article is an attempt at sharing some of what I learned while shooting video on a couple of pelagic black water dives in Kona, Hawai’i. Before going on the dive, I found several great articles about pelagic black water photography. Read more
