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  • Let the Sea Set You Free

    Let the Sea Set You Free

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    From Underwater

  • Underwater Photo Tip #4

    Underwater Photo Tip #4

    Lately I’ve been using an Outex, which is a silicone water cover. It’s rad because you can use different lenses in it and it has a tripod neck strap. It’s worked really well underwater in lots of different situations.

    ( Behind the Scenes photo by Mark Tipple )

    From Behind the Scenes

  • Photo Tip #5

    Photo Tip #5

    You don’t always need a fancy camera or underwater setup to take a good photo. This photograph was taken on a GoPro. Read more about shooting with a GoPro on my blog: http://hisarahlee.com/gopro-hero3-review/

  • Photo Tip #6

    Photo Tip #6

    Working with props and clothes can be challenging underwater but worth the effort! In this shoot, I created a jellyfish from an umbrella, ribbons, and beaded curtains. Just be careful you don’t lose anything in the process!

  • Photo Tip #7

    Photo Tip #7

    Within the realm of underwater photography, there’s not much in your control. It’s all about being in the moment and finding the composition within the “chaos.” Most of my favourite photographs were taken when I just let things “be” and used my camera as a way to interpret what is happening at the present moment, rather than trying to orchestrate and control any of it.

    ( Behind the scenes photo by Lucia Griggi )

    From Behind the Scenes

  • Underwater Photography Tip #8

    Underwater Photography Tip #8

    Protect your gear. I alternate between surf housing and water covers depending on the conditions I shoot in.

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