Photography fun with Underwater Photography Guide

[caption id="attachment_2948" align="alignleft" width="194" caption="Scott Gietler in Brazil at the geodesic center of South America, wearing my "cobra protection" boots - about to hike into a cave."]Scott Gietler in Brazil at the geodesic center of South America, wearing my "cobra protection" boots - about to hike into a cave.[/caption] Underwater photography can be very intimidating to a novice. Many photographers have pro-level setups, and may not want to be bothered by new photographers. UWPhotographyguide.com is meant to be an online resource for all underwater photographers irrespective of level; to be accessible for more photographers and divers. UWPhotographyguide.com is the very first free online underwater photography guide. This guide is now at least 300 pages long, and it seems like there is still so much more to write about! If Scott can get more people interested in underwater photography, and keep them in the hobby, then they too can make a difference educating the world about the habitat underwater and preserving the unique animals that live there. If there are more people taking photos that they want to share, it's going to drive interest in scuba diving and preserving our world's oceans.

About the author

Scott is known in California as a passionate underwater photographer with a huge heart for underwater marine life. He has  1,000 dives underwater, almost all with a camera or two in hand. He runs the website www.ladiving.org, is the author of the Underwater field guide of california, is a Los Angeles Underwater Photographic Society board member, and runs monthly non-profit photography charters to help promote local underwater photography. He recently had a full length article come out in Dive Magazine, and was the LAUPS photographer of the year for 2010. Scott has also done extensive nature and wildlife photography in Asia, Central and South America with his wife who also dives. Underwater Photography Guide in the Scuba Diver Girls Directory Email Underwater Photography Guide