Sometimes it is important remember the joys of topside photography. Especially when the seas are so rough. Caught this on a sunset stroll with my wife - the color contrast between the seafoam and the hazy sunset colors is just amazing. I liked it so much, I thought I w...

 Well, another week in the books. This one went by fast. I have been getting things organized for the season and moving new projects forward. It's been busy and there is no sign of letting up. There are just so many things to do; taxes, meeting lawyers, projects, order...

Really excited for the 2018 season. Lots of new projects on the horizon and many things look forward to. Last weekend was my birthday, and there was just so much going on that I can't put it all into one post. Aleady in February, I am feeling just a little bit squeezed...

Today we take a brief look at CFWA underwater photrography or Close Focus Wide Angle photography, which I am really big on right now.

Wow. What a weekend. It was action-packed with lots of interesting moments. 

First off, I conducted my first ever freediving photo course, with my good friend Anne. It was a pretty gruelling weekend with about 8 hours of theory and instruction, and some cold, cold time...

Here is a second shot from the first pool session of the year. This time with natural lighting. 

It turned out well, I think. The composition is really dynamic. I like the lines. The new sensor really helps - I can really push the ISO higher with my Nikon than I could w...

Pretty darned excited to kick off 2018 as part of team Cressi. Headed down to the local pool with my fellow team member Alice Modolo, and got this sweet shot. I edited it specifically for a low-key, edgy feel. 

I like how it worked out. Good way to kick off the season!

One of the challenges in underwater macro photography is focusing on your subject. Much of the time, auto focus works fine, but for situations where it doesn't, or if you prefer to focus manually (many macro photographers do), there is a technique called "Lock...