Wow thank you for the advice, personally about to go into the diving industry and photography is a huge hobby of mine. I'd love to incorporate the both into an amazing career!
I’m just coming out of high school and I want to take pictures of sharks when I was 10 I went with my family to go deep sea fishing and I went for a swim and I don’t remember what kind of shark but I saw one and I wasn’t afraid it was the most perfect and beautiful thing I ever saw I would love to Capture their beauty so thx for the information
@@litzyflores7018 1) Learn to be a great underwater photographer. 2) Find a professional with whom you can apprentice, wherever they are. It means you probably will have to move. 3) When you get enough experience, go out on your own. If you become successful, you can live in Georgia and travel to where the work is happening. If you're not willing to move for your career, then you're not serious about this career. I advise you to listen to this song by Tim McGraw very carefully. ua-cam.com/video/mfQFU0omkJI/v-deo.html
@@litzyflores7018 Take topside photography classes and learn underwater photography. Get as much diving experience as you can. Find an underwater photographer with whom you can apprentice. Anything is possible if you are willing to work hard enough.
I would really Like to make this a career, I live in India. I am camera person but have no experience in diving. What suggestions will you give? I really interested in the ocean and I am ready relocate if need be.
Take diving lessons and see if you like being underwater. Not everyone adapts well. You have to be a proficient diver before you can begin to be an underwater photographer.
@@banjaara.s Take any diving courses you can; deep diving, night diving, rescue diving, advanced diving. You need to be an excellent diver, before you can expect to handle a camera. Then, take underwater photography course from a professional. This is a tough way to make a living.
@@MrAquaImage Thanks. I know it's tough but it has always been a dream. I have finally found the courage to financially do it for myself. I have to try it.
Nice video thank you for sharing
Wow thank you for the advice, personally about to go into the diving industry and photography is a huge hobby of mine. I'd love to incorporate the both into an amazing career!
+Chaz C Glad you enjoyed the video.
iam too thinking the same
+Mouli Cherukuri Glad you liked the video. It's a great career, you just have to be very determined to succeed.
I’m just coming out of high school and I want to take pictures of sharks when I was 10 I went with my family to go deep sea fishing and I went for a swim and I don’t remember what kind of shark but I saw one and I wasn’t afraid it was the most perfect and beautiful thing I ever saw I would love to Capture their beauty so thx for the information
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you.
do not complain about what you do! immerse yourself ;)
I really want to do this career and I stay in Georgia
Not a lot of great underwater photography subjects in Georgia. It would be very tough to make a living without either a lot of travel or relocating.
MrAquaImage what would u recommend me to do ?
@@litzyflores7018 1) Learn to be a great underwater photographer. 2) Find a professional with whom you can apprentice, wherever they are. It means you probably will have to move. 3) When you get enough experience, go out on your own. If you become successful, you can live in Georgia and travel to where the work is happening. If you're not willing to move for your career, then you're not serious about this career. I advise you to listen to this song by Tim McGraw very carefully. ua-cam.com/video/mfQFU0omkJI/v-deo.html
MrAquaImage i am only 15 but i have been thinking about this job and I am willing to move .
@@litzyflores7018 Take topside photography classes and learn underwater photography. Get as much diving experience as you can. Find an underwater photographer with whom you can apprentice. Anything is possible if you are willing to work hard enough.
I would really Like to make this a career, I live in India. I am camera person but have no experience in diving. What suggestions will you give? I really interested in the ocean and I am ready relocate if need be.
Take diving lessons and see if you like being underwater. Not everyone adapts well. You have to be a proficient diver before you can begin to be an underwater photographer.
@@MrAquaImage Doing that in a local pool in Mumbai India, soon. Anything else, if I plan to go forward? what courses to opt for?
@@banjaara.s Take any diving courses you can; deep diving, night diving, rescue diving, advanced diving. You need to be an excellent diver, before you can expect to handle a camera. Then, take underwater photography course from a professional. This is a tough way to make a living.
@@MrAquaImage Thanks. I know it's tough but it has always been a dream. I have finally found the courage to financially do it for myself. I have to try it.
@@banjaara.s You have the right attitude. Best of luck to you.