Photography Articles
Seascapes - Riding the silk route
The mini-archipelago of Jardines de la Reina (Gardens of the Queen) in Cuba is a Caribbean Eden of coral cays and blue-water mangroves.
Big Shot - Beware the mob
While the majority of photographs featured in Big Shot celebrate the underwater world, some images that are captured make for uncomfortable viewing.
Tiger Beach, northern Bahamas
Britain’s bright and beautiful
More than half of British divers own some sort of camera – but to take great pictures, you’ve got to choose the most photogenic dive sites.
Britain’s bright and beautiful
More than half of British divers own some sort of camera – but to take great pictures, you’ve got to choose the most photogenic dive sites.
Snapper School - Wide angle attachments
In the first in a new series aimed at improving your compact camera shots, Paul Duxfield checks out wide-angle attachments
Big Shot - Underwater playtime
Although Tony Wu wanted to get into the water with a sperm whale, the mystique surrounding them was daunting.
New Jersey, northeastern US
Seascapes - Shadow and light
In June and early July, the upper reaches of the Okavango Delta in Botswana run full and clear from rains that pour down on the mountains of Angola.
Big Shot - Keep me covered
As every diver knows, the sea can be full of surprises – but few unexpected sights will set the heart racing faster than a pair of armed soldiers suddenly appearing out of the gloom.
Seascapes - Head in the sand
The grey volcanic sands of northern Sulawesi’s Lembeh Strait are actually the surface of a bizarre underworld – the world of cloak and camouflage, where everything looks like something else or like nothing at all.
Seascapes - Magnificent Mavis
The Kawanishi H6K ‘Mavis’ flying boat was an elegant creature of the sea and sky that became the eyes and ears of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Pacific War.
Big Shot - Frozen Flight
Just when you think that every underwater possibility has been fully exploited a new and refreshingly different image emerges.
Seascapes - Shark Whisperer
The seas of South Africa are serious. This is a place where two oceans collide, spawning a monstrously rich food chain which ultimately keeps the world’s largest population of great white sharks in a style to which they are accustomed – well fed and fat.
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