Attention all scuba enthusiasts and photography lovers! Scuba.com is excited to announce the launch of our newest course: Introduction to Underwater Photography. This three-session course, taught by certified divemaster and wildlife photographer Jay Diaz of La Jolla Lens Photography, will provide you with the knowledge and skills to capture stunning photos and videos underwater.
Meet Your Instructor
Jay Diaz is a world-renowned photographer, having worked with white sharks at Isla de Guadalupe and as a wild animal keeper and harbor seal trainer at the NY Aquarium. His work has been published in the World Conservation Society’s “Wild View” blog, and he has been photographing marine wildlife since 2017. You can check out his latest photos on Instagram @lajollalens.
Introduction to Underwater Photography: Course Breakdown
The course will be broken down into three sessions, each lasting two hours, held on three consecutive Wednesdays starting at 5 pm – 7 pm at our NYC store location at 50 W 17th St. No prior photography experience or equipment is required to enroll in this course. Upon registration, students will receive top-notch instruction from Jay Diaz and premium access to different underwater photography setups.
The course begins with “Choosing Your Camera Rig,” where you will learn about the different camera setups available, and which one would work best for you. On the second day, “How to Build Your Setup,” you will learn how to assemble and set up your camera rig. The final session, “How to Use It Underwater,” will teach you how to take stunning photos and videos while diving.
Do you need to be certified to take the underwater photography course?
We encourage all students to be Scuba certified, and if you’re not certified yet, we offer Scuba certification courses that you can take with us. Scuba.com offers in-store purchases with discounts for all students, so you can get the gear you need to start your underwater photography journey.
Who should take the underwater photography course?
This course is perfect for anyone interested in capturing the beauty of marine life. Whether you’re a scuba diver, snorkeler, or just love being near the water, this course will teach you the skills you need to capture stunning photos and videos underwater.
Why you should learn underwater photography
Underwater photography is an exciting and rewarding way to capture the beauty and wonder of the ocean’s aquatic life. With advancements in technology, capturing high-quality underwater images has never been easier. By learning the art of underwater photography, you will be able to share your experiences with others, create stunning artwork, and even contribute to marine conservation efforts.
Underwater photography offers a unique perspective on marine life that cannot be experienced through any other medium. As you dive deeper into the underwater world, you will encounter a wide variety of colorful and exotic marine creatures that you may have never seen before. Through photography, you can capture these unique moments and share them with others to inspire awe and wonder.
Your photos can also be used to educate others about marine conservation efforts. By sharing your images of the underwater world, you can inspire others to take action and protect the ocean’s fragile ecosystems.
Learning underwater photography is also a fun and challenging hobby that will allow you to develop your creative skills and express yourself artistically. As you improve your skills, you will become more confident and proficient at capturing stunning images that truly showcase the beauty of the underwater world.
Learn more about our underwater photography course
At Scuba.com, we’re committed to providing the best training and equipment to all of our students. If you have any questions about booking this course, please call us at 212.645.1234 ext. 2040 or email your instructor Jay at jayland@scuba.com.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to learn the art of underwater photography from a certified divemaster and wildlife photographer. Sign up today for Introduction to Underwater Photography at Scuba.com!
