Imaging Making the Shot Before Taking the Shot Photography is a means of expressing one's creativity. A photographer exposes light to film just as a painter applies paint…George TillackJanuary 1, 2009
Imaging Taking a Closer Look at the Photographic Possibilities of Kelp Hey Dale:To dive in California means diving in kelp forests of amber-colored viney plants that invariably snag on tank valves…George TillackJanuary 1, 2009
Imaging Successful Wide-Angle Photography on Oil Platforms Besides being one of Southern California's best dive sites for creating stunning underwater macro images, diving oil platforms are also…George TillackJanuary 1, 2009
Imaging How to Successfully Photograph Sand Critters A pair of playful, bright-orange garibaldi frolic in the foreground before the silhouette of a diver hovering in the midst…George TillackDecember 23, 2008
CrustaceansImagingMarine LifeMarine Life Identification How to Photograph the California Spiny Lobster As the clock struck twelve, thousands of hard-core lobster-hunting divers invaded many popular California dive sites on the night lobster…George TillackDecember 23, 2008
Imaging Camera Maintenance A good preventative maintenance routine will not only save you money, but also give you that peace of mind that…Mike BrockDecember 23, 2008
Imaging Making Your Underwater Photos Look Their Best in the Digital Darkroom Anyone who has attempted "serious" underwater photography eventually finds themselves on a road that leads from the film in the…Len TillimDecember 23, 2008
ImagingMarine mammals How to Photograph Elephant Seals There are several “rules” in big animal photography. You must be where the animals are, and when they are there,…Bruce WatkinsDecember 23, 2008
Imaging Successful Underwater Night Macro Photography If you have ever been night diving, you know that a myriad of new and unusual creatures come out in…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 23, 2008
FishImaging Photograph Giant Sea Bass In the year 2000, I had the good fortune to make over 25 dives with one of the largest fish…George TillackDecember 23, 2008