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The underwater world is always amazing to dive, snorkel and explore, but how to capture the perfect photograph in the deep blue? We asked our good friend and professional underwater photographer, Sam Lawrence from Ocean Collective Media, for his top tips for underwater photography.
Sam Lawrence, Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
Before you worry about taking an amazing underwater photograph, ensure you are comfortable in the water first. Warm up by snorkelling or scuba diving so that when you are in the water with your camera you are completely comfortable and can focus on getting the right shot.
Sam Lawrence, Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
Be sure to get as close as you can to the subject you are photographing. This creates a cleaner, sharper image. Be patient; this may take time.
Sam Lawrence, Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
When it comes to photographing marine life, you must understand it. Spend time observing underwater sea life. The more you understand their behaviour, the easier it is to interact with them without scaring them away.
Sam Lawrence, Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
Everyone has their own editing style. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different editing techniques and steadily develop your own unique style of work.
Sam Lawrence, Bawah Reserve, Indonesia
The most important tip I can give for underwater photography is to spend as much time as possible in the water practicing with your camera. Experiment with your camera settings to achieve different results. Photography can be a lot of trial and error. The only way to learn is to get in the water and take lots of photos!
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About Sam Lawrence:
Sam has always lived close to the ocean. Through surfing and diving Sam quickly developed a passion for the ocean which ultimately led to him undertaking a degree in Marine Biology. Sam now works as an underwater photographer and combines his knowledge and experience as a marine biologist with his passion of underwater photography to help protect the ocean environment. Here's his top tips for getting that perfect underwater snap.
Wellbeing trends come and go; some grow and flourish, while others disappear simply to be...
Due to past unsustainable fishing practices such as dynamite, cyanide fishing and the...
As a resort located in Indonesia, we draw inspiration from Asian customs. In terms of our...
“One can't fail to fall in love with Bawah. The colours are intoxicating; the shipwrecked...
Coffee has long been en vogue – and the ever complicated orders at Starbucks are proof of...
Water is essential for a healthy diet, and drinking at least two litres a day can keep...
As many countries face extended lockdowns to contain this crazy pandemic we thought it...
Much like everyone else, we at the Anambas Foundation entered the year 2020 feeling...
Singapore may be a small, diamond shaped island, spanning 50 kilometres from east to west...
You may think that Bawah Reserve is simply one island but the Reserve is made up of six...
Bawah Reserve has a variety of activities to suit every type of holiday from adventure...
In the Covid’19 era the demand for private transport is increasing and it’s not hard to...
Masks are here to stay, especially if you plan to travel. As a sustainable resort we love...
Working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic has made people around the globe realise...
With warm tropical breezes, plenty of sunshine and endless turquoise waters, Bawah...
We are often asked about the best time of year to schedule a trip to Bawah Reserve.Which...
Whilst travel is limited and the majority of the world’s workforce is setting up office...
Getting to Bawah Reserve couldn't be easier. If you are coming via Singapore we handle...
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