Join Wetpixel diving and photographing one of the planet’s most rich and diverse marine environments in May/June. The Egyptian Red Sea, with its abundance of shallow fringing reefs, offers the opportunity to capture stunning underwater imagery. This trip is designed to be photographically productive and to help people to create amazing images.
Happy New Year 2022 to the Wetpixel community. If you are celebrating, we hope that you are enjoying a splendid time with friends and family. We hope that 2022 will provide stunning photographic opportunities, amazing encounters, and safe, relaxing diving.
Wishing the Wetpixel community the happiest of holidays! We hope that your celebrations are festive, that you receive gifts that will help create amazing images, and that you enjoy the company of friends and family. The regions of Cebu and Bohol have been devastated by a typhoon, please consider donating to support the communities affected to rebuild and repair
Perhaps fittingly over the Thanksgiving holiday, the 2021 DPG/Wetpixel Masters of Underwater Imaging has finalized all the scores and announced its results. Please settle into somewhere comfortable and celebrate a magnificent selection of underwater imagery. Definitely, a thing to savor! Hearty congratulations to all the winners, and especially to Martin Broen for his beautiful back and white entry that took the top prize.
Wetpixel, along with our friends at Underwater360°, are hosting a series of short discussions on the ADEXPixel21 platform. Entitled “Conversation with the Masters of Underwater Photography,” the first installment will be live on Sunday 8 August at 2 pm Singapore time (0700 BST, 0200 ET, and 2300 PDT). Join Wetpixel Editor Adam Hanlon to introduce some of the topics that are going to be discussed, along with some personal insights into photographic inspiration, followed by a discussion with the very accomplished photographer, Katherine Lu who will chat about her passion for Singapore’s macro opportunities.
Happy World Oceans Day to the Wetpixel community and to image-makers worldwide! So, there is no doubt that every day should be World Oceans Day, but having the UN designate a day in which we all remember and reinforce our commitments to the planet’s oceans and use our imagery to help persuade people that they should be involved in finding solutions for their long-term survival, is a positive and motivating power for good. Please dive into your image libraries and share them wherever you can!
We would like to wish the Wetpixel community a very happy Lunar New Year. We hope that you are welcoming the Year of the Ox with a celebration with friends and family, even if this is inevitably in a virtual rather than physical way. Take care, stay safe and let us all hope for a year in which we can return to some kind of normality.
Wishing the Wetpixel community the very happiest of holidays in 2020. May we all have a very festive celebration and hope that we can manage to gather as best, even if this is in a virtual way. Let it be an opportunity to reach out to others in our communities and to attempt to share some light. Take care, and stay safe.
Today is World Photography Day, so please open up your underwater image libraries and share your wonderful pictures. Given the ongoing disruptions to travel and the devastating effects of the COVID-19 crisis on communities worldwide, sharing imagery from the amazing places we visit and document helps to keep people from forgetting how special they are, and encourages them to plan trips once it is safe to do so.
Photographers Boaz Samorai and Noam Kortler have organized the Red Sea Diving Festival in Eilat, Israel from 11 to 14 March. Among the events during the festival are underwater imaging workshops, film screenings, and a photography competition. Wetpixel’s Adam Hanlon will be attending and presenting, so please keep checking back for updates from the festival.