Cpt_Smooth
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Another vote for Martin Edge's book.
As mentioned above, Underwater Photography Guide has some nice information too. Even a couple tips on specific settings for some camera models.
Of all the techniques mentioned I personally think the rule of thirds gives you the biggest bang for your buck (you won't have to spend money on better lens, cameras, etc. or learn a lot of technical stuff) - you can do this at the time of shot or just crop it later and see if you like the result. Your camera should have a display setting that turns on the marker lines on your lcd, so you can't ever forget to try it.
As mentioned above, Underwater Photography Guide has some nice information too. Even a couple tips on specific settings for some camera models.
Of all the techniques mentioned I personally think the rule of thirds gives you the biggest bang for your buck (you won't have to spend money on better lens, cameras, etc. or learn a lot of technical stuff) - you can do this at the time of shot or just crop it later and see if you like the result. Your camera should have a display setting that turns on the marker lines on your lcd, so you can't ever forget to try it.
