Le blog du photographe sous-marin Tony Wu
| Titre: | Le blog du photographe sous-marin Tony Wu |
| Url: | www.tonywublog.com |
| Description: | Tony Wu est un photographe sous-marin reconnu qui vit à Singapour. Sur son blog (en anglais), Tony nous présente des photos prises dans le monde entier qu'il critique et commente avec des anecdotes. Ses conseils sont très utiles pour les photographes amateurs. On y trouve aussi de petites histoires écrites à la suite à ses derniers voyages, des vidéos ainsi que divers articles sur les gens rencontrés lors de ses expéditions ainsi que sur la protection du monde sous-marin. Un blog centré sur la photo sous-marine, est très riche, éclectique et très agréable à parcourir. |
| Mots clés: | photo sous-marine, blog, photographe |
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| Commentaires: | 0 |
| Date de validation: | 14-05-2009 |
| Catégorie: | Annuaire > Sites persos > Blog |
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Just Perfect
Sometimes, photographing whales can be incredibly frustrating. Here I am in the perfect position, with the perfect instincts, looking in the right direction, at just the right time, with beautiful light, blue water, clear skies and a cooperative whale breaching in the perfect place…but instead...
Talk: National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo
The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo has been holding a special exhibition on marine mammals in conjunction with the Asahi Shimbun and WWF Japan. The exhibition started on 10 July and winds up on 26 September. As of the middle of August, over 200,000 people have visited the...
Coming Through!
In case you’ve ever wondered what a humpback whale charging at high speed looks like head-on, now you know: Humpback whale charging past at eight knots This whale was one of two stragglers in a six-whale heat run, swimming as fast as possible to catch up with the others. Before I dropped in, we...
Sign Language
Today is an airport day, with more people coming in, so I’m not on the water. That’s a good thing, since the winds are at least a sustained 25 knots, gusting significantly past 30 knots. One of my favourite things at the airport in Vava’u is the toilet. Not so much the toilet itself, but...
Wall of Whales
Here’s another photo from one of the heat runs earlier this week. It’s a veritable wall of humpback whales…some diving, some swimming up, some probably not sure which way to go. A wall of humpback whales There was another whale below the six you can see in the image. He’s the source of...
Sometimes, photographing whales can be incredibly frustrating. Here I am in the perfect position, with the perfect instincts, looking in the right direction, at just the right time, with beautiful light, blue water, clear skies and a cooperative whale breaching in the perfect place…but instead...
Talk: National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo
The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo has been holding a special exhibition on marine mammals in conjunction with the Asahi Shimbun and WWF Japan. The exhibition started on 10 July and winds up on 26 September. As of the middle of August, over 200,000 people have visited the...
Coming Through!
In case you’ve ever wondered what a humpback whale charging at high speed looks like head-on, now you know: Humpback whale charging past at eight knots This whale was one of two stragglers in a six-whale heat run, swimming as fast as possible to catch up with the others. Before I dropped in, we...
Sign Language
Today is an airport day, with more people coming in, so I’m not on the water. That’s a good thing, since the winds are at least a sustained 25 knots, gusting significantly past 30 knots. One of my favourite things at the airport in Vava’u is the toilet. Not so much the toilet itself, but...
Wall of Whales
Here’s another photo from one of the heat runs earlier this week. It’s a veritable wall of humpback whales…some diving, some swimming up, some probably not sure which way to go. A wall of humpback whales There was another whale below the six you can see in the image. He’s the source of...
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