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11/30/2010 03:51:10 PM · #1 |
A co-worker of mine has some interesting underwater shots, great color,
click Here
enjoy,
Frank |
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11/30/2010 04:42:00 PM · #2 |
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11/30/2010 05:25:39 PM · #3 |
i am a model for a photographer that specializes in underwater shoots... its an extremely interesting and difficult medium to work in, with some AMAZING results!
NSFW:
//www.flickr.com/photos/alberich/ |
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11/30/2010 05:40:20 PM · #4 |
| Fabulous photos and a stunning diversity of life. |
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11/30/2010 06:05:39 PM · #5 |
| Talk about vividly stunning |
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11/30/2010 06:37:50 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by disassociation:
i am a model for a photographer that specializes in underwater shoots... its an extremely interesting and difficult medium to work in, with some AMAZING results!
NSFW:
//www.flickr.com/photos/alberich/ |
Way cool |
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11/30/2010 07:13:24 PM · #7 |
Underwater modeling is so so hard, and to photograph as well, the ones with the red that shoot lasted 6 hours and I got 3 usable shots. I can not even imagine how hard it is to do in teh sea with currents and moving little models!!!
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11/30/2010 08:25:09 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by JulietNN:
Underwater modeling is so so hard, and to photograph as well, the ones with the red that shoot lasted 6 hours and I got 3 usable shots. I can not even imagine how hard it is to do in teh sea with currents and moving little models!!!
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 JulietNN, after looking at each of your images, I ran out of superlatives. Ethereal, magical, glorious. Maybe a thesaurus would help.
:))
Meanwhile, you are a brave woman to try this difficult form and your images show you succeeded beautifully. |
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11/30/2010 08:43:26 PM · #9 |
These are stunning!!!! Great photography Juliet!!! |
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12/01/2010 03:04:04 AM · #10 |
I'm going to have to try my hand at this one of these days. But the logistics are dogging me.
@ disassociation
Thank you so much for sharing that wonderful photostream . Such extraordinary work.
Message edited by author 2010-12-01 03:04:50. |
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12/01/2010 11:04:20 AM · #11 |
that photographer (mark alberich) uses a fancy underwater housing now, but when i first started shooting with him (about 2004?) he was using one of these:
//www.storus.com/detail.php?product=dry-pouch
and he only ever lost one camera, and that was because he had to drop it to the bottom and go rescue a model who had managed to get herself thoroughly tangled up... he told me it is the only time he was ever close to vomiting in the pool! (it was a D1, i think... i would have wept if i had been there!) he has used them in the ocean also, although he said he was less comfortable about it there.
if you are determined and willing to take a bit of risk, it is certainly doable without making a very large investment. |
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12/01/2010 11:49:09 PM · #12 |
Ah, yes. I've seen these. Glorified Ziplog baggies! I'd be SO scared to try it. I'll just have to wait until I have another camera, "just in case".
In terms of shooting under water, did he hold his breath as well, or did he have a snorkel or something? His images are really dark too. Are they in a pool? Lake?
PS - thanks for introducing me to his work.
Message edited by author 2010-12-01 23:49:57. |
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12/02/2010 09:17:13 AM · #13 |
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