Reefy

Hello, would you potentially be interested in selling just the housing and accessories?

Tom, Thank you as well for the response. Yes, you're correct about the water here- I'm largely focused on GA and FL, and the water varies between very strong tea and coffee. Your portrait here is actually quite similar to what I'm hoping to capture, albeit with gar and bowfin as opposed to salmon. Good to know that you are able to make that significant of a difference just by resetting the WB in Lightroom. For this photo, were you using any external lighting, and if so, what? P.S.- After seeing your response, I looked at some of your work on your website- very impressive!

Maria, Thanks for the response and feedback! Yeah, the boundary between the springs and the Santa Fe River at Ginnie is always incredible to see. While I'm largely looking to shoot in the river side of that boundary, your advice is still great, and I've really enjoyed looking at the photographers you've linked as well. Thanks again!

Hello all, I'm curious if anyone has any experience shooting photos (or videos) in heavily tannic water. I want to start a project aimed at documenting some of the fish native to tannic swamps and rivers of the US Southeast, and was wondering if anyone had any prior experience with this sort of environment. If so, what settings, lighting, filters, etc. worked best for you? Most of my experience with underwater photo/video has been in clear, tropical waters, so any and all insight on how to find success in this more unconventional setting would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced!

Thanks all! And Craig- not sure if you recognize my username, but I bought some kraken video lights from you back in August (over on Scubaboard where I have same username). They've been working great the past months- I'm loving them. Good to see you here!

Hello waterpixels community, I'm a professional marine scientist and divemaster, and budding amateur underwater videographer and photographer located in the southeast US. I'm excited to join this community to both share my experiences underwater, and to learn from others who have more skill and experience with digital arts than I do. Looking forward to my time here. -Reefy