Blackwater Photography Webinar (August 11th/12th)

[Nicool]

Hi everyone,
I am excited to share an upcoming webinar with Anthony Berberian:
https://theunderwaterclub.com/events

Never heard of him? I wouldn't be surprised, he's one of the most talented yet most humble underwater photographers that I know, but for reference:

• He's a category winner of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year (Under Water category, 2017).
• He's won best of show in Our World Underwater 2015

Anthony also pioneered Blackwater diving in Tahiti (French Polynesia) since 2011, with his dive buddy Fabien Michenet.
They have done over 800 blackwater dives in these waters, on their own, and seen such a diverse range of species, as you can tell from their book with 600 gorgeous photos.

For the webinar, Anthony will spend most the time taking us through dozens of his photos, and comment either:

• the natural history side of things (he and Fabien discovered a few species + photographed species which had never been photographed in the wild)
• the photographic/lighting side of things

And there will be Q&A time at the end, for any diving/gear/technique/bio questions you might have.

This is the first time Anthony gives an online talk, and I am really looking forward to it!

 

[MrPlough]

Hi everyone,
I am excited to share an upcoming webinar with Anthony Berberian:
https://theunderwaterclub.com/events

Never heard of him? I wouldn't be surprised, he's one of the most talented yet most humble underwater photographers that I know, but for reference:

• He's a category winner of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year (Under Water category, 2017).
• He's won best of show in Our World Underwater 2015

Anthony also pioneered Blackwater diving in Tahiti (French Polynesia) since 2011, with his dive buddy Fabien Michenet.
They have done over 800 blackwater dives in these waters, on their own, and seen such a diverse range of species, as you can tell from their book with 600 gorgeous photos.

For the webinar, Anthony will spend most the time taking us through dozens of his photos, and comment either:

• the natural history side of things (he and Fabien discovered a few species + photographed species which had never been photographed in the wild)
• the photographic/lighting side of things

And there will be Q&A time at the end, for any diving/gear/technique/bio questions you might have.

This is the first time Anthony gives an online talk, and I am really looking forward to it!

It was a great webinar! Thanks again Nicolas!