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Shooting Below The Surface
Shooting great underwater images is difficult. I know because I’ve tried it in the past, and my results always look terrible. But some photograph...
Shooting great underwater images is difficult. I know because I’ve tried it in the past, and my results always look terrible. But some photographers obviously know the secret to great underwater results. Here are some that I really like – found within PhotoShelter.
Coral Reef, Marshall Islands by Andre Seale.
Ballerinas Dancing Underwater by Kike Calvo
Photographer and Fish by David Fleetham
Cooling Off by Michael Burke
World War II Shipwreck by Mark Doherty
Starfish by Tim Rock
The next image wasn’t shot underwater, but it made me laugh, and it shows some of the gear that’s used to shoot under the surface.
Grizzy Bear and Remote Camera by Paul Souders
If you’ve spotted any cool underwater images, please post a link below!
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