Photo by Autumn Martin

Pink Cheeks. Third Place, Up & Coming. "This was my first time taking a camera underwater, and was nervous but excited. My goal was to get a tiny nudibranch in focus, and with the support of my husband, Adam Martin, and our amazing guides, I quickly fell in love with macro photography."

Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2025/02/winners-2025-underwater-photographer-year-contest/681741/
#photography #fotografie #underwater #underwaterphotography #animal #mollusc #nudibranch #nudibranchia #macro #macrophoto
Photo by Alvaro Herrero (Mekan)

Radiant Bond. Winner, Wide Angle, and Underwater Photographer of the Year 2025. "A mother humpback whale accompanies her calf to the surface for its first breath early in the morning. The youngster is releasing a few bubbles as it rises, perhaps because it is still learning to control its breathing, or it is simply experimenting with its own body."

Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2025/02/winners-2025-underwater-photographer-year-contest/681741/
#photography #fotografie #underwater #underwaterphotography #animal #mother #motherandbabies #motherhood #humpbackwhale #whale #baleine #ocean
A new video by my friend, Shoog McDaniel, who took those photos of my pots underwater. This video experiment is gorgeous, graceful, ephemerally beautiful. If you use Patreon and are looking to support a queer, disabled, super talented artist, this is the one. https://www.patreon.com/posts/155288404 #QueerArt #LGBTQ #Florida #Queer #Nature #UnderwaterPhotography
Photo by Abdulaziz Al Saleh

Hydration. Winner, Portrait. "I had the idea of photographing the camels drinking water for about one and half a years. I wanted to photograph them drinking water from the underwater perspective, because I did not see any images showing this. The weather was critical, and it took me several weeks to get the best possible shots. The first week, the camels were a bit hesitant to drink water while my camera was under the water, and only few gathered to drink, which is not what I wanted. But after several days the camels had already accepted me and my equipment."

Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2025/02/winners-2025-underwater-photographer-year-contest/681741/
#photography #fotografie #underwater #underwaterphotography #animal #camel #camels #chameau #drinking #water
Photo by Hussain Aga Khan

Amazon River Dolphin Silhouette. Runner-up, Portrait. "I spent two weeks in Manaus, where about 10 operators feed the river dolphins, which are a draw to tourists. We visited a pontoon with four resident botos and a beach that draws about seven in daily. Botos look very unusual compared with other dolphins, with incredibly long rostra—with vestigial hairs on them, tiny eyes and thick bodies. The idea here was to try to get an unexpected view of a surprising animal most people have never heard about."

Source: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2025/02/winners-2025-underwater-photographer-year-contest/681741/
#photography #fotografie #brazil #brasil #bresil #brasilien #amazon #amazonas #manaus #dolphin #dauphin #golfinho #boto #wildlife #underwater #underwaterphotography

Dive number: 749
Date / time: Wed Mar 4, 2026 1:41 PM
Dive site: Peirce Island, New Hampshire
Water Temperature: 37F
Bottom Time: 41 mins

Because of the later entry, I knew the sun was going to be at a great angle for shooting wide angle, but I couldn't have predicted the incredible viz. We had as much viz as we could ask for and we swam over the edge, down the slope and then pretty much stayed there. The nudis were EVERYWHERE. Piles of C. verrucosa scattered between all sizes and colors of F. verrillis. My buddy pointed me to a giant Dendronotus frondosus, which was great to see for the first time in awhile. I didn't end up pulling my strobes far enough back for virtually any of my shots, but I was able to edit some nice ones. The water was very chilly, but the mild air temps and glow from an awesome dive warmed us up quickly.

#underwaterPhotography #coldWater #fisheye #wideAngle #olympus #om1 #nauticam #NewEngland #scuba #scubadiving #nudibranchs

Due to user error, my strobes weren't firing during my last dive. I managed to salvage some photos by reconfiguring my rig underwater and using my video lights instead, but it was obnoxious. The test to avoid this sort of issue is simple and easy. I should do it and you should too!

https://blog.briangweber.com/camera-preflight/

#underwaterphotography #fail #scubadiving #scuba #camera #strobes #blog

Camera Preflight Check: Ignore at your peril

🚀 Photographer of the sea and sky, occasionally the land.

Brian G Weber Photography

The March meeting from my local photo society just dropped including a presentation by yours truly about my trip to the Bahamas! Let me know what you think and if there are any images in particular you liked.

(Also, stick around after my presentation because Michael presented some truly stunning photos)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcI4iowLpI4

#underwaterphotography #travel #Bahamas #presentation #scuba #scubadiving #olympus #om1 #nauticam

March 2026 Photo Society

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Last gadgets are in!
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#Scuba #Diving #underwaterphotography