danclem
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The March issue of Pacific Northwest Diver is now available for downloading by clicking Download PNW Diver. If you would like to continue receiving PNW Diver, please register on the site at PNWUPS.com by completing the Subscribe Box.
This issue’s featured photographer is Mary Bess Johnson. Mary Bess is a Mukilteo based photographer who not only takes stunning marine images, she also uses a modified Nikon D200 to take under water infrared photos, like this month’s tunicate cover shot (below) she calls “Nova Blossom.”
Anacortes based Lu-Jac’s Quest is March’s featured operator, with photos by Marc Chamberlain, Phil Jensen, and Janna Nichols. We highlight the work of Lee Newman in Vancouver, BC, Mary Springhorn and Tracy Petersen with Anacortes Diving, and Berni Landau in the Portland area.
The Technical Corner discusses the Saga fiber optic strobe ring for photographers/videographers use in macro and super-macro photography.
On a final note, Andy Lamb will be speaking on updates to the online version of Marine Life of the Pacific Northwest. He will be focusing on 'new' species and additional color varieties made possible by contributions from local underwater photographers/citizen scientists at the Dive Expo, 10:00 AM Saturday morning, April 21.
Dan
This issue’s featured photographer is Mary Bess Johnson. Mary Bess is a Mukilteo based photographer who not only takes stunning marine images, she also uses a modified Nikon D200 to take under water infrared photos, like this month’s tunicate cover shot (below) she calls “Nova Blossom.”
Anacortes based Lu-Jac’s Quest is March’s featured operator, with photos by Marc Chamberlain, Phil Jensen, and Janna Nichols. We highlight the work of Lee Newman in Vancouver, BC, Mary Springhorn and Tracy Petersen with Anacortes Diving, and Berni Landau in the Portland area.
The Technical Corner discusses the Saga fiber optic strobe ring for photographers/videographers use in macro and super-macro photography.
On a final note, Andy Lamb will be speaking on updates to the online version of Marine Life of the Pacific Northwest. He will be focusing on 'new' species and additional color varieties made possible by contributions from local underwater photographers/citizen scientists at the Dive Expo, 10:00 AM Saturday morning, April 21.
Dan
