Massive Squid Run in Southern California!
Sep 03
Summer Lovin’ at Veterans Park By: Nirupam Nigam As we swam slowly to the edge of the slope that eventually dropped into the Redondo submarine canyon 2000 feet below, we began to see signs of what was to come. Small, shriveled carcasses hovered two inches above the sand, swaying gently surge. A little white sack, looking somewhat like a single white sausage link, moved with it. Target...
Great Time on the Bluewater Photo Black Sea Bass Trip
Aug 26
Trip Report Black Sea Bass with Bluewater Photo By: Brent Durand Bluewater Photo went to dive Catalina yesterday and look for Giant Sea Bass on the Pacific Star. Starting the day under a thick marine layer, we soon motored into sight of Long Point and were greeted by the sun, which stayed with us all day. We had a great group of divers joining an excellent boat crew, with divers and...
Underwater Painting
Aug 20
Weightless, we float through the ocean, watching the beautiful reef and the amazing marine life. It’s time to dream: A dream of painting the world. Close your eyes and take out the paintbrush, take out all your colors, and start painting – underwater. Imagine how the paint floats with you, easy, cloudy and slightly changing shape. Underwater photographers live with the fascination of...
Sharp Underwater Photos with the Sony RX-100 II and UWL-04 Fisheye Lens
Aug 15
By Nirupam Nigam FIND OUT HOW TO GET SHARP IMAGES WITH THE RX-100 AND ANY FISHEYE LENS: In the past few days I have been lucky enough to use and test the much anticipated Sony RX-100 II soon after it was released. I must say that I am very impressed with this camera! It is certainly the best compact camera that I have used and the image quality is great. I am very happy with its low light...
Liberty Wall – One of Haiti’s Hidden Diver Havens and Extraordinary Dive Site
Aug 03
Photos and Article by Nick Hobgood On the north coast of Haiti lies the town of Fort Liberté, located an hour’s drive east from Cap Haitien – a place filled with historical significance. The town was established in the days of Christopher Columbus when it was a trading town between the native Indians and the Spanish. It was known then as Bayaha. The neighboring town of...
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