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Dive Training contributing writer and photographer Marty Snyderman has written numerous how-to photography stories over the years. Click on the links below to read selected stories online or visit our online library for more underwater photography articles.

Camera Savvy, Marine Life Knowledge and Scuba Skills Combined
Working With Models
The Artistic Use of Dappled Light
Seeing - And Shooting - Outside The  Box
Whale of a Shot
Negative Space: Positive Impression
The Power of Contrast: Silhouettes
Zoom With Your Fins, Not Your Lens
The Magic Hour
To Capture Behavior, Have A Plan
Kelp Up Close
The Art of In-Camera Cropping
Going Vertical
Muck diving
Night and Day Difference

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Marty Snyderman,

Marine Life Editor

Little did Marty Snyderman know as a boy in Little Rock, Arkansas, that he would grow up to be one of the premier underwater photographers in the world. Family vacations to Florida (along with a boost from Lloyd Bridges and Jacques Cousteau) got him interested in marine life. During college at Vanderbilt University, a presentation by an underwater photographer got him hooked. He immediately went out and bought an underwater strobe, reasoning that if he had the strobe, he’d have to buy the camera too. Underwater photography became not only his livelihood, but his passion. Thirty years later, he can’t imagine a better career. He says, “With the possible exceptions of being an astronaut, submarine pilot or playing major league baseball, I feel like I have the best job on earth.”