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Suggested
Reading:
I've learned most of what I know
about photography from books and practice. I've had
virtually no formal training in photography, and many times just
looking at at image, and wondering how it was taken, was enough
for me to figure it out.
In addition to several photo
books, I also list marine identification guides and some reference
material I've found especially useful on digital editing.
Face it: today's photographer has to know software as well as
photography.
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Photo Books
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Underwater photography imposes unique challenges of its own.
Until you have an understanding of the basics you'll never
master advanced techniques. This is where it starts.
Annemarie & Danja Kohler's
The Underwater Photography Handbook has become the de
facto guidebook on basic underwater photography. Includes 200
color photos and charts. |
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If you going to use a
housed camera system,
The Underwater Photographer by Martin Edge and Ian Turner
has quickly become the "bible" on the subject.
For both beginning and seasoned
photographers. In addition to technical information, it covers
composition and common mistakes. |
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