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Underwater Photography:     more books (100)

Underwater Photography by Dimitri Rebikoff, Paul Cherney, 1975-09-18 Diving the World: (Underwater) Photography by Norbert Wu Underwater Digital Photography for DSLRs by Steven Dale Fish, 2010-06-08 Underwater Photography Point and Shoot Underwater Digital Photography by Steven Dale Fish, 2010-06-08 Discovering Underwater Secrets With a Nature Photographer (I Like Science!) by Patricia J. Murphy, 2007-06 Underwater strobe photography by Jim Church, 1979 The Essential Underwater Photography Manual: A Guide to Creative Techniques and Essential Equipment by Larry Tackett, Denise Tackett, 2007-04-03 The Underwater Photographer's Handbook by Peter Rowlands, 1983-05 Just a Sailor: A Navy Diver's Story of Photography, Salvage, and Combat by Steven L. Waterman, Steve Waterman, 2000-10-03 Deep Sea Photography (Oceanographic Study) by Professor John Brackett Hersey, 1968-03-01 Diving the Rainbow Reefs: The Adventures of an Underwater Photographer by Paul S. Auerback, 1991-05 Underwater Wonders of New Zealand by Gillian Torckler, Darryl Torckler, 2000-09 Ocean: Photographs from the World's Greatest Underwater Photographers by Boyce Thorne-Miller, James Gritz, 1993-10

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61. Cyber Sea Photography & Web Design
    underwater photography from the Pacific Northwest, California, Cayman Islands and Maui.  
    http://www.cyber-sea.com/
    
    Extractions: www.ProposalKit.com Toolkits by Cyber Sea, Inc. for web and tech professionals. Includes proposals, contracts, estimating/costing tools, collaborative interview questionnaires, complex site storyboards, sample proposals and more. Windows, Mac and Linux. See complete details here See our all new High Impact Stock Photography web site. All of our stock images are being moved over to the new High Impact web site. Signature series products creating from some of our best High Impact photography such as mugs, apparel, clocks, tile boxes, tiles, light switch covers, calendars are available in our High Impact Shop . Great gift ideas to impress your friends, family and co-workers. These images and many more available. Home Quick Guide Help Checkout ... www.Cyber-Sea.com Cyber Sea, Inc. 17410 NE 40th Place,

62. KJ Scuba Adventures, Your Scuba Diving Resource
    Resource for industry news, environmental events, dive equipment reviews, scuba diving vacations, dive destination reviews, calendars, puzzles, underwater photography, screen savers and community forums.  
    http://www.kjscubaadventures.com
    
    Extractions: 2005 Underwater Calendars now available!!! A special thanks goes out to to all those who helped out with last years underwater cleanups. Your cleanup efforts yielded amazing results and we collected 13,898 aluminum cans. Please click here to see the results of everyone's hard work. Thanks for a great 2004!! Post an article you would like to see discussed or just look at various topics ranging from scuba diving vacations and underwater photography to various topics on scuba diving equipment AQUARIUMS CLASSIFIED ADS SCUBA PUZZLES Here you will find a listing of Aquariums throughout the world. Check one out on your next dive trip

63. Underwater Photography
    underwater photography Portfolios. From the Smithsonian staff photographers atthe National Museum of Natural History  
    http://photo2.si.edu/uw/uw.html
    
    Extractions: From the Smithsonian staff photographers at the National Museum of Natural History T he National Museum of Natural History's Caribbean Coral Reef Ecosystems operates a research station on Carrie Bow Cay off Belize, Central America. From a small island sitting atop the world's second largest barrier reef, Smithsonian scientists as well as visiting scientists from throughout the world are able to study a continuous ocean environment from mangrove communities to coral reef. Photographers Carl Hansen and Laurie Minor-Penland, from the National Museum of Natural History branch of the Office of Printing and Photographic Services, conducted an underwater photographic survey off Belize. There they documented underwater transitions...the changing sea life and ocean floor from the mangrove community to the edge of the coral reef drop-off. Their work was designed to provide a photographic comparison between areas scientists had already studied, and areas where research had not yet been done. The survey covered depths ranging from 5-80 feet. The photographs on the following pages are divided into portfolios by each photographer. In addition to photographs from the Belize survey, there are also a selection of images ranging from the Florida Keys to the Republic of Panama, where the Smithsonian operates the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute.

64. San Diego Underwater Photographic Society
    Promotes the sport and pastime of underwater photography. Activities, dive trips, photo tips, and links.  
    http://sdups.com/

65. Lucanocean
    underwater photography from Indian ocean, fotografie subacquee. Par la photographiesousmarine, ce site essaie de souligner la biodiversité et la  
    http://lucanocean.monsite.wanadoo.fr/

66. Home
    Offering dive charters, training, and underwater photography trips. Includes details of courses, schedules, locations, photos, reef report and links. Located in Jupiter.  
    http://www.divingwithbill.com
    
    Extractions: The warm, clear gulfstream waters cleanse and feed our beautiful coral reefs bringing a rich diversity of marine life. Turtle encounters are a daily experience for us and be on the lookout for sharks, moray eels, rays, and more. Most of our dive sites are less than one mile from shore and range from 50 to 90 ft. We also have some 20 ft. reefs for training dives or snorkel trips as well as some deeper adventures for the technical folks. The currents typically run 1 to 3 knots and provide an effortless experience as we glide gracefully along the reefs and ledges. The Palm Beaches and Jupiter offer a unique experience for wildlife encounters. Come dive with the lemon sharks in Jupiter every winter. Our water temperatures range from the mid eighties in the summer and the low to mid seventies during the winter months.

67. Www.quantumleap.net/sfups/sfups.html
    underwater photography Videography Tipsunderwater photography and vidiography at the Southern California Channel Islands.  
    http://www.quantumleap.net/sfups/sfups.html

68. John Toles Galleries
    underwater photography is the featured attraction here; but the artist also shows landscapes and portraits.  
    http://www.dragonflygallery.ca/John_Toles.html

69. Sealife Digital Underwater Cameras, Film Underwater Camera Sets & Sealife Reefma
    Choose from a wide selection of cameras, strobes, macro lenses and Sealife accessories for underwater photography.  
    http://www.performancegear.com

70. Diving And Underwater Photography
    Others are scientists who use underwater photography for identification Most have turned to underwater photography to give purpose or additional  
    http://www.oceanoptics.co.uk/intro.html
    
    Extractions: Why underwater photography? By Peter Rowlands THE MAJORITY of divers were attracted to the sport of underwater exploration through the images of others. The films, books and articles by pioneers such as Jacques Cousteau, Hans Hass and Valery and Ron Taylor revealed the silent world to startling effect and today's films on TV continue to do so. In the early days, there were few underwater photographers. The equipment which was available was expensive, clumsy and required hard won experience to use well. In the Nineties all that has changed. Many more divers take underwater photographs and the equipment is well designed, user friendly and, in real terms, more affordable and better value. There are many reasons to take pictures underwater. A few of our clients are land photographers who take up diving purely to take pictures underwater. Some are diving instructors who want to be able to teach underwater photography or use pictures to illustrate their courses. Others are scientists who use underwater photography for identification purposes or to record behaviour. Environmental groups rely on underwater pictures to draw attention to their concerns and campaigns, such as the threats to marine life posed by drift netting. Commercial divers make extensive use of photography as an inspection tool to assess underwater structures.

71. Ocean Optics - Underwater Photography Equipment - London
    Ocean Optics underwater photography specialists Click HERE to enter the world ofunderwater photography.  
    http://www.oceanoptics.co.uk/

72. Big Animals Photography Expeditions - Wildlife And Underwater Photography Advent
    underwater photography from Amos Nachoum and Predators, Mammals and Us offeringadventure travel, unique underwater photography expeditions to photograph,  
    http://www.biganimals.com/
    
    Extractions: The first ice Scuba diving expedition ever to follow in the footsteps of Shackleton on South Georgia Island. From Ushuaia through the Falklands, South Georgia, Orkneys, Antarctic Peninsula, Cape Horn and return to Ushuaia, Argentina. See a gigantic colony of 100,000 king penguins, wandering albatross, whales, seals, orcas and a multitude of birds. Live aboard the 210ft ice-strengthened dive boat. Unparalleled underwater photographic opportunities. Antarctic Peninsula offers unparalleled scenery above and underwater. Ice diving with underwater photography coaching and unforgettable interaction with the arctic wildlife including whales, seals and orcas. Antarctic Peninsula, Cape Horn and Ushuaia, Argentina. Live aboard the 210ft ice-strengthened dive boat. A 12 days voyage with only 20 divers. Be among the first ever to learn to fly underwater and descend to 1,500 feet in the Deep Flight Aviator. A one-of-a-kind two-seater submersible, exploration craft at ONE atmoshperic pressure, designed by Graham Hawkes. Receive one of the first underwater pilot's licenses. A three-day course, only two pilots per course. Tongue of the Ocean, New Providence, Bahamas

73. Underwater Photo-Tech: Your Complete Underwater Photography Center - Camera, Vid
    Underwater photo service, sales and rental center. Authorized repair service forNikon, Aquavision, Sea and Sea underwater photo equipment.  
    http://www.uwphoto.com/
    
    Extractions: Join Underwater Photo-Tech on a fantastic dive journey to the beautiful Rock Islands of Palau, Micronesia. Come aboard the Ocean Hunter II for ten day’s of diving Palau’s most famous sites, eating gourmet food and relaxing aboard this beautiful luxurious boat. When you purchase an Underwater Housing Package from us at Underwater Photo-Tech prior to delivery the system will be Assembled, Function Tested and Wet Pressure Tested. This ensures that all items are working properly together and the complete system is "Ready To Dive" right out of the box. At Underwater Photo-Tech, our specialty is taking seemingly complex components and putting them into the most versatile package for our customers. Visit our Online Store The Nikon D2X Digital SLR Camera is IN STOCK! You may purchase the

74. Ocean Image - Underwater Photography By Chris Bunney
    underwater photography of marine life around the Cornish coast, by Chris Bunney.  
    http://www.oceanimage.34sp.com
    
    Extractions: Home Marine Life Photos Best Shots Photo Search ... Contact Me Welcome This website is dedicated to the wealth of marine life beneath the seas around the Cornish coast. Cornwall is particularly fortunate as it has relatively clean and clear water that harbours a diverse range of organisms. The site contains underwater pictures of marine life taken in it's natural environment. There is also a new Learning Zone where you can find interesting information about various marine species. This site will be updated with pictures as and when they are developed, so please check back in the future for new additions (check out the News Page Use the menu bar at the top of this page to go to different sections and the navigation bar on the left to view pages within each section. Chris Bunney

75. Ramblin' Cameras - Underwater Photography And Scenic And Nature Photography
    underwater photography Grand Little Cayman, Roatan, and Bay Islands, Galapagos,Sea of Cortez, Coral Sea, Astrolabe Reef, Taveuni Fiji.  
    http://www.ramblincameras.com/
    
    Extractions: Glacier National Park Welcome to Ramblin' Cameras , Walt and Mimi Miller's underwater, scenic, and nature photography web site. The 700+ full-scale images are topically arranged in 45 galleries, each provided with a thumbnail index linking to larger format images. The 220+ underwater images are featured in fourteen Galleries; Five Caribbean galleries seven Indo-Pacific galleries , a , and a gallery of underwater photographs from San Pedro Nolasco Island in the Sea of Cortez not far from Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. Scenic and nature photographs in a desert environment are featured in fourteen galleries: six from the Organ Mountains of New Mexico , seven galleries showing the , and a nature gallery from Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge . Scenic and nature images from the high country are displayed in nine galleries: six from the San Juan Mountains of Colorado , and three from the Canadian Rockies Included also are a , a gallery of exotic cacti , two galleries featuring hot air balloons, taken at White Sands National Monument during the annual

76. Lyubomir Klissurov, Underwater Photography
    http://www.klissurov.dir.bg/

77. Welcome To Blueworldphoto.com
    Original underwater photography from the Caribbean and Pacific by Eric Bancroft.  
    http://www.blueworldphoto.com/-/blueworldphoto/
    
    Extractions: blueworldphoto.com Original underwater photography from the Caribbean and Pacific by Eric Bancroft. See the photos or order fine art prints of marine life, shipwrecks and more. This site is new, so please check back often as images are being added regularly. Conact me via email at eric@blueworldphoto.com

78. Underwater Photography
    By and large, serious underwater photography is a pursuit that requires scubadiving. Serious underwater photography indeed is extremely expensive.  
    http://www.photo.net/underwater/uw2/general.html
    
    Extractions: var subscriber_p=0, user_id=0; Classifieds Shop Classifieds ... Search by Andrew Dawson Underwater photography can be incredibly rewarding. There are countless bizarre, colorful animals, shimmering coral reefs, and towering kelp forests that beg to be photographed. It is also very equipment-intensive, often involves travel to remote locations, and can be totally aggravating. Like many people, I grew up watching Jacques Cousteau specials, and scuba diving was something I always wanted to do. Once I tried it, I was completely hooked. I also knew from the very first dive that it wasn't going to be enough to just be there, I was going to have to photograph it too. Giant Sea Fan, Aquatica F4 housing, Nikkor 18mm/3.5 Damselfish, Aquatica F4 housing, Nikkor 105mm/2.8 Micro Something to keep in mind: underwater flash units, often referred to as strobes, are not optional equipment! The loss of color through the water column is a problem that will never go away. It would be safe to say that over 90% of underwater images were made with strobe. In theory, if you were less than 5-10 feet down in clear water it might not matter, but this will severely limit what subjects are available. Even at shallow depths, small amounts of strobe will help with saturation and detail. The problem is much too severe to be simply fixed in Photoshop. Color filters won't cut it either. For a given filter, there would be an ideal depth/subject/distance/exposure that might work, but your chances of bringing all those things together are mighty slim.

79. DavidFleetham.com Stock Photography And Photo Assignments
    underwater photography from Hawaii. Searchable stock photo files.  
    http://www.davidfleetham.com/

80. Underwater Photography Primer
    underwater photography combines the challenges of (1) trying to make an aestheticstatement underwater photography is an equipmentintensive endeavor.  
    http://www.photo.net/learn/underwater/primer
    
    Extractions: var subscriber_p=0, user_id=0; Classifieds Shop Classifieds ... Search by Philip Greenspun Home Learn : One Article Underwater photography combines the challenges of (1) trying to make an aesthetic statement that hasn't been made by thousands of photographers who've dedicated decades of their life to the craft, with (2) trying to stay alive. Get into submarine. Get out camera. Point. Shoot. Here are some examples from my 800' dive in the Cayman Islands Snorkeling is much simpler than SCUBA diving. The key to snorkeling is to remember that the human body will always float. It just doesn't float high enough that you can breathe easily. However, if you add a few inches of extension to your mouth, your natural floating position will be more than sufficient for breathing. You can thus stay in the water for 8 hours without exerting any energy and wait for interesting subjects to drift or swim underneath. If you're staying near the surface, you don't need a camera that can handle the pressure of deep water. There are some point-and-shoot cameras that have been augmented for snorkeling. My favorite is the Nikon Action Touch. It has a very high quality 35/2.8 lens and autofocus above water. Underwater, you set the subject distance with a convenient dial. There is a nice big switch that turns the built-in flash on or off. The Action Touch sold for about $150 in the late 1980s. Nikon took it off the market and since then there haven't been any cameras like it. Basically the Japanese have decided that nobody is intelligent enough to manually focus a camera. So all the cheap underwater cameras are fixed focus underwater and I don't think any have nearly as high quality a lens or metering system as the Nikon. I exposed quite a bit of Fuji Velvia (ISO 50 slide film) in the Action Touch.

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