Learn Underwater Photography
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable swimming and have basic snorkeling skills.
Overview
Discover the art of underwater photography with this guided tour in Waialua, Hawaii. Perfect for all skill levels, it offers hands-on lessons amid vibrant coral reefs and marine life—an experience not to be missed.
Learn Underwater Photography
50 Minutes to 2 Days • Must be 18+ to Book • Level Up Your Skills!
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About This Adventure
Dive into the captivating world of underwater photography with personalized online mentoring! Whether you're a beginner or seeking to refine your skills, this experience offers tailored guidance to help you discover your unique style. Unlock the secrets of stunning underwater imagery in a flexible format that suits your needs.
Underwater Photography 101!
Duration
50 Minutes to 2 Days
About
Online mentoring is the best way to get introduced to underwater photography, or even just to get some extra tricks and tips to find your own personal style.
Please Note: Must be 18+ to book. Anyone under the age of 18 must provide a signed written parental agreement.
Packages Available
- Portfolio Review: $299
- In Person Seminar: $400
- In Person Mentoring: $1500
- Full Immersion Mentoring: $3200
Adventure Tips
Practice Buoyancy Control
Maintaining neutral buoyancy will help you get clear shots without disturbing marine life.
Use a Underwater Housing
Ensure your camera is in a waterproof housing designed for underwater use to protect your equipment.
Keep Equipment Secure
Use lanyards or straps to prevent losing valuable gear beneath the waves.
Shoot During the Right Lighting
Aim for optimal natural lighting, such as early morning or late afternoon, for vibrant images.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles
- Reef Sharks
History
Waialua has a rich sugar plantation history, and nearby sites reveal remnants of old plantations alongside stunning coastal views.
Conservation
Participants are encouraged to practice responsible snorkeling by avoiding contact with marine life and reefs to preserve Hawaii's underwater ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Underwater Camera Housing
Protects your camera from water damage and allows easy operation underwater.
Snorkel and Mask
Necessary for breathing comfortably while exploring shallow reefs.
Wet Suit or Rash Guard
Keeps you warm in cooler water temperatures during winter tours.
winter specific
Underwater Lighting
Additional lighting can help illuminate subjects in low-light conditions.