Imaging
Hit Me with Your Best Shot
Great underwater photography is always in demand for books, magazines and use on the internet. And while the pursuit of underwater images is fun in ...
Seven Tips for Better Composition
Various combinations of compositional ideas come together in a single image. Which ones can you identify?...
Go Wide: Part 2
By Donald Tipton Welcome back dive buddies! This is my second article as Seaduction's resident Photo Pro and I am excited about this teaching platform. Last ...
Go Wide: 5 Tips for Shooting Shipwrecks
This month’s topic is shooting shipwrecks, one of the more challenging aspects of underwater photography. Photographing sunken vessels typically means shooting with wide-angle lenses and it requires careful use of artificial and ambient lighting, but ...- Rebreather Diver Dies On Key West's Vandenberg
- Is it a Real Dive Shop or a Bad Hallucination?
- Sinking the USNS Vandenberg
- Does Diving Need a Minimum Fitness Standard For Dive Pros?
- Mike’s Rules: 9 Principles for Safer Diving
admin
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2010-08-20 04:08:43
Mike, depends a bit on what you mean by snare. Generally anything goes unless specifically stated in the laws. So as long as ...
Mike Benitez
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2010-08-16 01:55:00
I would like some info on snares
Can you use a wire if it is kept from closing all the way
Or can you use a large ...
Dorothy
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2010-08-15 20:43:10
Love it....Do you think we should take up a collection to send them some place better??!!?? At least they are having fun......
Peter "Puddles" Horne
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2010-08-09 07:09:55
Thank you so much to all those thoughtful people who have made this wonderful memorial service available online to those of us on the other ...
Jimbo Skiles
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2010-08-04 03:29:32
For all those that attended the memorial service that I missed speaking to or did not know, I want to thank you for your support ...
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David Ulloa
President and owner of Valeo Films Inc., an independent film and video production company. As a technical diver and underwater expedition cameraman, Mr. Ulloa’s passion for his work and his continued outstanding performance as an Underwater Camera Operator, AD, UPM, Line Producer, Writer, Director and Producer have earned him the respect of his colleagues as well as the industry at large.
In 2006, Mr. Ulloa launched Undersea Expeditionary Video Services, the underwater division of Valeo Films. UEV was quickly recognized as an innovative leader among underwater video production companies.