🦈The hammerhead shark advice here is spot on :)

🌲Merry Christmas Tree Worm to you all 🪱 You are viewing the feeding tentacles of Spirobranchus giganteus, which are used for both feeding and respiration. 🌏Xmas tree worms can be seen while scuba diving throughout the world. 📷Taken with Nikon 105mm macro lens + diopter

🦈Massive schools of sharks, manta rays, leopard seals and whales all in one year? As the year comes to an end, we look back at our 2023 group trips, appreciate all of these incredible memories and get excited about making more. 🐟✨ We had an epic year - this is what some of

Do you see the frogfish? It's amazing just how well they can camouflage!!

This cool photo was captured with the OM System TG-7 - no need for a wide angle lens here to get a diver in the same frame as the crab! Check out the full OM System TG-7 Review: uwphotographyguide.com/om-system-tg-7…

Come join us for an interview with Ocean Art Winner, Suliman Alatiqi! bluewateru.com/booking-calend…

A real life godzilla captured during our Galapagos Photoworkshop!

Happy Valentines Day!! We all need to take a page from these fish's book :) 🌊Ocean Art 2023, 4th Place, Cold Water! 🐳 🐋 Carp Love by Ferenc Lorincz 📷Location: Čierna Voda, Slovakia Camera: Nikon D850 Lights/Strobes: Dual Ikelite DS-160 II Strobes

Have you seen some of the newest underwater photo & video gear in 2024? uwphotographyguide.com/dema-2023

Ocean Art 2023 1st Place Conservation Winner by Victor Huertas. Professor Jodie Rummer releases a newborn blacktip reef shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus) in Mo’orea, French Polynesia, after tagging it, and collecting biometric data.

We love diving in our local waters with the Nikon Z8! Check out Bluewater Photo for housing options....

🌊 Ocean Art 2023, 1st Place, Cold Water! 🐳 🐋 Water Sprite by Alessandro Giannaccini 📷 Story Behind the Shot In the photo, an Italian green frog is seen devouring an insect, specifically a scolopendra.

Join us IN PERSON for Bluewater Photo's social night on March 13th, 2024 @ 6pm PST. Learn about diving in French Polynesia and our local non profit that removes ghost nets: bluewateru.com/service-page/b…

One of our favorite photos captured with the Inon S220 strobe now available at Bluewater Photo

Here are some of the first photos captured with the Sony A9III by UWPG's, Nirupam Nigam! The A9III is this year's most popular camera as it has the world's first global shutter on a full frame mirrorless camera. This means you can shoot at any shutter speed with strobes!

With an almost unlimited shutter sync speed with the A9 III, you can captured incredible images with complete control of your ambient light. Check out Bluewater Photo's underwater housings!

Puget sound king crabs are from another planet. Photographed with the Kraken KS160 strobe - read our review: uwphotographyguide.com/kraken-ks-160-…

Two tips for photographing frogfish: 1. Try to get negative space (water) behind the frogfish so that it's easy to see the outline. Otherwise they blend in easily! 2. Point your strobes in a little so the beams cross and reduce your power. This makes it easy to see the frown

Juvenile garibaldi are stunning! It's amazing to think these little fish are right in our backyard...

Red tailed triggerfish look like neon signs underwater! #underwaterphotography #scuba #socorro