sean slavin
(K=3488) - Comment Date 4/18/2005
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it would help to know what kind of camera you will be using...
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Arun Madisetti
(K=678) - Comment Date 4/21/2005
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remember the rule of thirds, try to visualise the photo in your mind before shooting, shoot many of the same subject with differing lighting, and above all else watch buoyancy, air depth and time...good luck
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sherif hussein
(K=13815) - Comment Date 4/22/2005
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I have a Minolta dimage 500 and friend told me that it can be be used for this purpose after using a certain covr to protect it from the water
Sherif
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Elbert Timmerman
(K=107) - Comment Date 4/23/2005
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I agree with the others. Remember rule of thirds, and fill the framer with your subject. When you think you are close enough, get closer. Bracket the best you can. Never shoot a butt, folks like to see teeth and eyes. Shoot lots of shots, bracket, shoot lots of shots.
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Scott McFadden
(K=5643) - Comment Date 5/18/2005
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I've heard the loss of the red spectrum as you go deeper encourages some to use a mild red filter to counteract this but im yet to get serious enough to try this out.
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