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David StephensI now live in Pontllanfraith in South Wales and am a member of the Bristol Underwater Photography Group and BSOUP. After learning all the basics with a Nikonos IV, I moved onto a Nikon F90X and in 2004 decided to go digital with a Nikon D100 . I enjoy UK diving especially Cornwall, Devon, West Wales and St Abbs.My Website
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
 
Athila BertonciniCanon S70 and 20DMy Website
BrazilBrazil
 
Kent BondeMiami, Florida Nikon Coolpix 5000, Light & Motion Tetra Housing, Sea & Sea YS90D Strobes Nikon D80United StatesUnited States
 
Joel SarverI use a Nikon D300 with 2-Ikelite DS160 Strobes I live in South Florida and have been taking underwater pictures for approximately 7 years with my Dive Buddy Vicki. United StatesUnited States
 
Chris LieblOlympus E-330 and Pen E-PL1 with dual Sea & Sea YS-90DX strobes My favorite sites are Grand Cayman and the USVI Ive been taking underwater pictures for about 14 yearsUnited StatesUnited States
 
Ric C. RuhlmanLove Indonesia & PallauMy Website
United StatesUnited States
 
Jim ChambersAtlanta, Georgia. I have been diving since 1987, mostly in the Caribbean, but I have been to Fiji twice and once to the Philippines. Starting with a Nikonos V, then a housed film SLR, I am now using a Nikon D300 in Aquatica housing, with an SB800 flash in a Subal housing, and Nikon 60mm and 105mm micro lenses. I only shoot macro/close-up, and I love looking for the little critters. My favorite dive location is the Southern Cross Club on Little Cayman, BWI. My most valuable asset is my wife/dive buddy Deborah (aka sharkbait!). And I'm an old guy... from 1946. Retired civil engineer, but I still work part-time in engineering.United StatesUnited States
 
Paul HunterIm currently using a Nikon D200 with a Sea & Sea housing. I mostly use my 105 macro lens or a 18-35mm zoom lens and 10.5mm fisheye for wide angle stuff. I live in South Africa so I do most of my diving on the Natal north coast at a place called Sodwana.My Website
South AfricaSouth Africa
 
Andy LernerI've been diving since 92, and taking pix since 2000. Most of my interest in the last few years has been in the Pacific.United StatesUnited States
 
Ugo GaggeriI am an Physician specialized in Occupational Medicine and, my great passion, dive instructor from 2002. I began to shoot uw photos first with a Nikonos IV, than, in the digital era, with a Sony and a Nikon Coolpix. In 2007 I made the cross over and currently I use a Canon EOS 350D (lens: Canon 60 mm macro and Sigma 12-24 mm) in Fantasea housing with standard port and dome port . Two strobes from Sea&Sea. My favorite dive sites are in tropical/subtropical area and my Mare Nostrum.ItalyItaly
 
Andrew SonisOlympus EPL 1with Olympus housing Favorite dive site: PalauUnited StatesUnited States
 
Arun MadisettiBorn young, I began swimming from the age of 3. snorkeling at 5 and diving at 16 and never looked back. Got a Minolta Weathermatic as a present on completing the dive course and imploded it a year later. I've been published in several magazines; some with articles, some without, brochures, fliers, on the web, and some coffee table books. I was the first person from the Caribbean to be showcased at the Hamasat in Taif Saudi Arabia. Current underwater camera system is now an Ikelite D7200 housing with Inon z220 strobe and D2000 slaves (i'm an Inon Ambassador). I have been a scuba instructor since 1988 first with BS-AC in the UK then switched to PADI. A postgrad marine biologist for longer. I suppose sperm Whale images are my "thing", its how I make my living as a stills or assistant cameraman . I am a director of Images Dominica with business partner Simon Walsh.DominicaDominica
 
christian skaugeDiver/uw-photographer from Oslo, Norway. I use a Nikon D300s in a Nauticam housing, with 2x Inon Z-240 strobes. My two favourite places to dive are Bonaire in the Dutch Caribbean, and Gulen Dive Resort on the Norwegian west coast. Both places offer spectacular macro - and wide angle too :-)My Website
NorwayNorway
 
Manfred Bailnikon D200 in sealux housing - Nik-SB-800 strobe - starting 1968 - what i like - red sea - thailand - papua new guinea - galapagos - indoesia - mikronesiaMy Website
GermanyGermany
 
Karen DillaboughI am a beginner working towards becoming a professional. I am currently using a panasonic lumix DMC TZ5. CanadaCanada
 
Tim Peters Fish-eye PhotoBonaire, Netherlands AntillesMy Website
Netherlands AntillesNetherlands Antilles
 
Beverly SpeedI live in Fort Myers, FL, USA, with 5 birds and a husband who generously supports my passion for diving and photography. My first UW photo, an eye of a Scorpionfish, was taken with a Nikonos III in the early 1990*s, and from that point forward, I was hooked (parden the pun). My digital days began in late 2004 with a Nikon D70, Aquatica housing, and dual Inon Z220s strobes.My Website
United StatesUnited States
 
Rick TegelerUntil late 2004 I used 2 separate housed Nikons Fs (yep, thats correct - Fs) in Niko Mar III housings: 24mm, 55mm and assorted. Assorted strobes. Now a D100 and D7000 - assorted lenses/strobes. Also usually carry a Nikonos II (a classic!) with a 15mm lens slung around my neck - just in case! Diving for 45 years - well in excess of 10,000 dives. I've dived just about everywhere within the band of Tropics and have had the good fortune over the years to be the "first" in many (now) well-known dive destinations. Check my website out for more details. Current favorite spot - PNG. Bought a bit land on the the remotest part of remote New Ireland from a local chief for a boat, two pigs and some shell money and dive my brains out there once a year for over a month. Decompress by visiting Walindi, Loloata and Tufi. PNG is "IT" IMHO. I currently live in British Columbia, Canada enjoying the best of both worlds - Sea and Mountains. . I have been taking u/w images since the late 1960s.My Website
CanadaCanada
 
Sergio LoppelNikonos and UW 15 mm.ItalyItaly
 
Duncan MurrellI'm from the UK but Puerto Princesa in Palawan, the Philippines has been my second home for nearly ten years. I went on the very first whale shark trip in Honda Bay in 2007, and have since been regularly involved with helping to promote the trips somewhere that is not as widely known as other locations, but provides perfect opportunities and conditions for photography.My Website
United KingdomUnited Kingdom
 
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