No matter if I take my camera for a swim or I get to sail into sunset, working on and in the water for Torqeedo are some of the best assignments for me.
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underwater. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
TORQEEDO
Labels:
boat lifestyle,
boating,
electric,
elektro boot,
engine,
Photography,
transportation,
underwater
Thursday, September 8, 2016
LAKE AFTERNOON
Labels:
careless,
clear water,
effortless,
Group,
kids,
lifestyle,
mountain lake,
People,
rope swing,
ropeswing,
underwater
Friday, November 28, 2014
TORQEEDO CATALOG
Der neue Torqeedo Katalog ist draußen. Hier sind ein paar ausgewählte Seiten. Fotografiert in Deutschland, Österreich, Spanien und den Niederlanden. Spezieller Dank an Maja, Stefan, Christoph und Eva.
Labels:
Action,
boat,
electric boating,
Germany,
lifestyle,
munich,
Photography,
underwater,
water
Thursday, November 20, 2014
CGI Project
With a specific idea for the desired underwater shot and a very tight deadline, shooting a photo in the real world seemed impossible. Luckily the good folks from Sunday stepped in. I was able to bring some of my underwater photography experiences into the project and provided reference material, but full credit goes to Chris from Sunday. Here's a peek into the process and the final image.
Labels:
cgi,
making-of,
photogaphy,
underwater
Monday, June 24, 2013
BEHIND THE SCENES :: CHIEMSEE, BARBADOS
For Chiemsee we went to Barbados to shoot sailing, swimming, snorkeling, surfing and other things that don't start with an 's'. Here's a peek behind the scenes of our production.
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| Shooting on a sailing boat, peace! |
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| Video & Stills |
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| nothing to see here... |
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| Taking a break from shoot at the beach |
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| Shooting underwater |
Monday, August 15, 2011
SWIM
My camera's water-housing didn't see water for about half a year now. Time for a check up and see if it's all working. A subject was easily found, my dog Pepper. I'm using an ewa marine, it's affordable and most importantly you can use different cameras and lenses. I know some people don't trust these things too much, but I've taken my D3 into waves (see here) or been diving with it about 4 to 6 meters (20ft) a couple of times (see here) with no problems. It just needs some preparations like locking the buttons and dials of your camera. Super simple and works just fine.
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