After setting up my underwater studio in the pool, expert baby swim teacher, Fiona Munt-Whittle, carefully placed each baby in turn into the water in-front of me. Previous baby photography sessions had left me feeling a little rejected as most babies burst into tears when they saw my diving mask and big underwater camera. So this time I attached windmills and small toys to my camera and strobes, which definitely helped :-)
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Baby Portraiture
Recently I photographed lots of tiny babies for Aquatots, a really cool baby swim school based in Cheltenham http://www.aquatots.co.uk/ We hired a pool and spent several hours photographing little babies. It was magical to see how they responded to being submersed for a few seconds, mostly relaxing and looking very comfortable being underwater. All the babies had been attending Aquatots swimming lessons and had practiced submersions before, so it wasn't new to them.
After setting up my underwater studio in the pool, expert baby swim teacher, Fiona Munt-Whittle, carefully placed each baby in turn into the water in-front of me. Previous baby photography sessions had left me feeling a little rejected as most babies burst into tears when they saw my diving mask and big underwater camera. So this time I attached windmills and small toys to my camera and strobes, which definitely helped :-)
All images are copyright Annette Price and cannot be used without permission.
After setting up my underwater studio in the pool, expert baby swim teacher, Fiona Munt-Whittle, carefully placed each baby in turn into the water in-front of me. Previous baby photography sessions had left me feeling a little rejected as most babies burst into tears when they saw my diving mask and big underwater camera. So this time I attached windmills and small toys to my camera and strobes, which definitely helped :-)
Gui
Having invested in another very expensive underwater strobe with off camera cabling it was time to test my new piece of equipment. Gui Pinto offered to model for me and once my underwater studio was set up, we had about fifteen minutes to get these pictures. Thanks Gui - you're a great model and I'm looking forward to doing some more portraits with you...
All images Copyright Annette Price
All images Copyright Annette Price
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Tompot Blenny
These little Tompot Blennies were photographed under Swanage Pier. I was using a 105mm macro lens which has a closest focus distance of about two feet. One little blenny, with a real bouncer-like attitude, found that if he swam closer to me than two feet I would back off. I kept moving backwards because he was too close and out of focus but he seemed to take delight in 'chasing' me away...
I went to Swange with my diving photographer friend, Linda Pitkin, whose work I really admire http://lindapitkin.net Thanks for a lovely day Linda and for two really fun dives :-)
Photographs Copyright Annette Price
I went to Swange with my diving photographer friend, Linda Pitkin, whose work I really admire http://lindapitkin.net Thanks for a lovely day Linda and for two really fun dives :-)
Photographs Copyright Annette Price
Wednesday, 7 January 2009
Con the Builder.....
Saturday, 15 November 2008
Chris and Mike Shaw - Underwater
This week Chris and Mike Shaw go underwater for the latest underwater portraits....
Thanks guys :-)
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Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Matt
Underwater Portaiture
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