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Mastering the Muck
From the August, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. Don't let the name fool you. Muck photography is one of the best ways to get unique shots. Here are the tips and tools to get started.
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How The Pros Do It
From the July, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. Expert tips for nailing six challenging underwater images.
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Under the Sea 3D
Due out in spring 2009, Under the Sea 3D will show Howard and Michelle Halls' expedition to Papua New Guinea as well as their trips to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, South Australia and Indonesia.
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Lucky Shots
From the June, 2008 issue of Scuba Diving Magazine. After more than 30 years as a professional shooter, Stephen Frink tells the stories and explains the right place, right time scenarios that led to some of his most iconic images.
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High Performance in Low Vis
Seven tips for great images even when the water clarity is less than ideal.
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Ask Stephen
Photo pro Stephen Frink answers your underwater photography questions.
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Shark Shootout 2007 - Gallery
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Five Tips for Better Fish Photos
Zen and the art of underwater photography from the "fish whisperer."
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The Snakebit Photo Trip
How to come home with the images despite seemingly endless challenges.
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Showcasing Shipwrecks
Seven tips to help you bring home your best wreck shots ever.
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6 Secrets to Better Underwater Imaging
Sony, your solution for imaging both above and below the water.
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Photo Etiquette in the Digital Age
Make sure your manners evolve as fast as the technology in your camera bag.
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How To Take Your Best Photos
Six easy ways to get better underwater photography out of your next dive.
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Shooting with Natural Light
Believe it or not, there are some times when underwater photographers should leave their strobes on the boat.
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