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Underwater Camera Housings, and Why They’re a Bit Like the Mafia. / October 21, 2020 by Henley Spiers

Housing manufacturers are a bit like the mafia in that way, once you’re in, you’re in for life.

First Impressions of the Nauticam Wide Angle Corrector Port (WACP) / May 15, 2018 by Henley Spiers

The Nauticam Wide Angle Corrector Port is one of the hottest new launches in the underwater photography market. Here are my first impressions…

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Underwater Camera Housings, and Why They’re a Bit Like the Mafia.

about 4 years ago

Housing manufacturers are a bit like the mafia in that way, once you’re in, you’re in for life.

Conversation with Laurent Ballesta

about 5 years ago

Laurent Ballesta is someone I have looked up to immensely over the last few years and, in late 2018, I had the opportunity to meet him, as he was a judge at the Anilao Shootout. Even in that setting, with many big shot figures from the underwater photography world around, there seemed to be a collective acceptance that here, in Laurent, we were in the presence of underwater royalty.

Conversation with Christian Vizl

about 6 years ago

I’ve just come back from an absolutely incredible trip to Baja Mexico where the marine life was bountiful and I had the privilege of shooting alongside one of my favourite underwater photographers: Christian Vizl. He has an extremely distinctive style of (mostly) black and white photography and, to me, is the finest proponent of underwater imagery as art on the scene today. Over the time we spent together we had a some transformative discussions which have materially benefitted my own underwater photography and, on the last day of the trip, we sat down for this interview which I hope will serve as inspiration for some of you other underwater shooters out there.