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Photography : Capturing Moments, Underwater!

31 July 201210 Comments

I think as parents, we naturally will capture moments spent with the children.

Especially their precious growing up moments.

All this while I have always captured them ON LAND though.

Until recently, when we got ourselves this waterproof camera!

SO EXCITED!

You see, I’ve always wanted to take photos UNDERWATER!

I want to capture the happenings, faces and moments that many generally can’t capture (simply because our cameras are mostly not waterproof ones)

(Psst … I even thought of the possibility of putting my Canon Powershot S90 into a plastic bag and just slowly dip it in the swimming pool or something! Haha. Good thing I never actually got around to testing it out!)

So anyway.

I’ve been experimenting with this camera – Nikon Coolpix AW100!

(Read its review HERE)



Here are a few things I discover about taking photos underwater : 

– It’s harder! Especially when you’re taking photos of kids, because they obviously can’t stay still and hold their breath underwater for too long

– It’s best if I go underwater myself when taking the photos =)  All the shots in this post were taken by me, squatting by the poolside!



And here are two things I want to experiment on soon: 

– Taking photos on bright afternoons so I get lots of sunlight in the water. I’m sure it’ll give a different kind of look and feel

(photo above was taken one late afternoon. No direct sunlight)

– Get more close up shots! Faces somehow just look ‘funny’ underwater, I must admit =) So, it’ll be even more precious to capture those looks!

Have you ever taken photos underwater? Any photos or links to share? 

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