The Underwater Photographer's Guide: Practical tips on how to shoot like the pros

The images used as examples are good-quality, too, which, isn’t always the case with such guides. From the review in Diver Magazine, September 2012 edition, reviewed by Diver editor Steve Weinman: The Underwater Photographer’s Guide by Richard Carey Appeared in DIVER September 2012 The bare necessities SUBTITLED Practical Tips On How To Shoot Like The Pros, this book/ebook by Red Sea diving instructor Richard Carey is a new primer for underwater photographers. Load up the ebook version as a handy reference for your next trip. Steve Weinman. However, this doesn’t seem to make the guide any less useful for non-Canon owners or users of compact cameras, because his approach is all about stripping the task down to universal principles and covering the bases. There is no shortage of such texts, but this one

. About the Author Richard Carey is a professional Underwater Photographer based in Dahab, Egypt. For more information go to richardcareyphotos

What you need to know, plainly said, at a bargain price. Jim P. Rich Carey takes a common-sense, plain-English approach to explaining underwater photography, getting in a remarkable amount of the things you need to know in a lean, clear and concise 93 pages. The emphasis is on doing what you have to do to get the picture, without descending into jargon or excessively technical language. He also doesn't assume that everyone can go out and buy the latest and greatest of everything, and gives good advice on getting the most out of what you have to work with. Read it - for 5 bucks you can't go wrong.. "Met my needs" according to Citadel78. I'm an experienced photographer shopping for a new DSLR and wanting to get seriously involved in underwater photography. The book really covered what I needed to know in order to make the right purchase and begin to take better photos on SCUBA dives. For the novice at photography they might need to supplement with other instructional materials.. Best book- really helpful tips. Writes like a teacher of photography, not instructional manual for a camera. Clear stated so one can make the camera work underwater for you.

For more information go to richardcareyphotos. Richard Carey is a professional Underwater Photographer based in Dahab, Egypt.