Cozumel Trip

[hammerhead man]

I took the "Introduction to Digital Underwater Photography" course. Once I become familiar with Photoshop Elements 2 I will take the "Digital Workflow & Image Manipulation for Underwater Photography." Both Marth and Bonnie were very helpful and when I had a question were happy to respond. As someone new to photography, I thought it was a great course and well worth the money.

 

[Danni]

I like the barracuda

I also took a digital underwater photo course online that was developed by Marty Snyderman (http://www.theunderwaterphotographer.com/) that I really enjoyed and I learned a lot.

I took that course too and it really helped me to understand and remember many of those basic rules of underwater photography that I forget about when I'm actually down there shooting. I'm scheduled to join Marty on the Solmar V trip too back to Socorro. He's a good teacher. Then I'm taking the digital workflow class when I get back.

Danni

 

[hammerhead man]

I like the barracuda



I took that course too and it really helped me to understand and remember many of those basic rules of underwater photography that I forget about when I'm actually down there shooting. I'm scheduled to join Marty on the Solmar V trip too back to Socorro. He's a good teacher. Then I'm taking the digital workflow class when I get back.

Danni

It was a very good course. I was impressed by the fact that both Bonnie and Marty were willing to answer my questions. i had a qestion about night dive photos and Marty told me to call him to discuss it with him. Bonnie also gave me great advice. I will take the workflow class when I become familiear with Photo elements 2. What kind of camera do you have? I have really enjoyed my Sea&Sea DX3000G.