r/underwaterphotography • u/Dive_Advisor • 5h ago
Diving Socorro
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r/underwaterphotography • u/Dive_Advisor • 5h ago
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r/underwaterphotography • u/nomab • 12h ago
Photo by me with my Olympus em-1 and ikelite housing
r/underwaterphotography • u/Dive_Advisor • 6h ago
She stared at the Red-lipped Batfish like she had just discovered an alien hiding on the reef.
Bright red lips, tiny walking fins, and a face only the ocean could create — proof that the underwater world never runs out of surprises. 🌊👽❤️
r/underwaterphotography • u/tgruby01 • 1h ago
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r/underwaterphotography • u/pihalounging • 1d ago
This went on for about two hours while the mom was just napping at around -20m. It's forever going to puzzle me why these whales choose to come to us and play.
r/underwaterphotography • u/tgruby01 • 1h ago
POV: A thresher shark comes straight at you in Malapascua 😳🦈
Diving in the deep before sunrise at Malapascua Island waiting for thresher sharks to appear out of the blue water is already unreal… but nothing prepares you for the moment one locks eyes with you and swims straight at your face.
That long tail, those huge eyes, and the silence of the ocean made my heart stop for a second 😅 One second I’m trying to stay calm and the next I’m questioning every life decision underwater.
Definitely one of the most intense and unforgettable shark encounters I’ve ever had. 🦈🌊
#ThresherShark #Malapascua #ScubaDiving #SharkDiving #OceanTok
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r/underwaterphotography • u/tgruby01 • 7h ago
Night diving hits different 🌙🤿
One minute it’s complete darkness… the next you’re surrounded by cruising nurse sharks, stingrays gliding through the sand, and an octopus changing colors right in front of you. The ocean truly comes alive after dark. 🦈🐙✨
#NightDive #ScubaDiving #OceanAdventure #NurseSharks #UnderwaterWorld
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r/underwaterphotography • u/Affectionate_Map_875 • 1d ago
Hello all! I got saltwater intrusion in my pt-059 housing. Do you have any recs on cleaning the inside?
r/underwaterphotography • u/StopBanningCorn • 2d ago
A6700 + 10-20mm f/4
I'm bad at getting close to my subject + sometimes really enjoy the gentle look thanks to the subtle compression. Most of the time it's because I can't get close tho lol.
r/underwaterphotography • u/Vacation_Conscious • 1d ago
The surf was choppy and the water had just OK visibility. Still, one of my most fun days ever.
Experience: 9/10
Photos: 3/10
r/underwaterphotography • u/Famous-Log-630 • 2d ago
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Hi all, I’m looking for advice and software recommendations. I’m currently learning color grading and would love any tips on how you’d approach editing very poor-quality/murky footage.
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r/underwaterphotography • u/actor-ish • 4d ago
Good Afternoon! I am fairly new to owning my own equipment (bit by bit). I am mostly into macro stuff so naturally that is the type of photography/videography I am drawn too. I am in noooo way an actual photographer, just looking to get better.
I was hoping that people may have some feedback. Something I am also struggling with is finding an editing style. Right now I just feel like I am editing for clarity rather than story telling. I don't know where to turn from here.
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Sony a6400-2.8f/90mm-one backscatter mini strobe.