Diver photographs turtle in Bonaire

Credit:   Larry Cohen www.liquidimagesuw.com

Larry will go over simple Point and Shoot systems to very sophisticated systems for DSLR cameras. Larry will even touch upon shooting video underwater.

Larry will explain key techniques used in photographing many different kinds of subjects in the underwater environment. He will be showing images created around the world. Everywhere from the warm blue waters of the Caribbean and Red Sea to the cold crystal clear green waters of the California Channel Islands and Alaska.

This introduction will answer many questions about how to achieve great underwater shots. Super useful for those who are casual vacationers or seasoned scuba enthusiasts desiring to document their escapades beneath the sea. Larry is a well-known expert and this is your chance to learn about housings, cameras, strobes, and all the gear needed to lay a foundation for underwater photography.

To register for this event go to:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/find/eventDetails.jsp/id/1147

When and Where:
B&H Photo
420 9th Avenue
The Event Space
New York, New York 10001
Wednesday, January 11, 2012 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Larry Cohen
Larry Cohen has worked as a studio and location photographer for many years. His clients included Baccarat Crystal, Fuji, Kodak, Sony, General Electric, Time Warner and others. His underwater photos have appeared in such publications as Sports Diver, Alert Diver, Canadian Diver, Scuba Diving and Immersed Magazine. For Northeast Dive News his photos have been on the cover more times than any other photographer.

He is also the NY correspondent for the international web based magazine X-Ray. He is a past president of the NYC Sea Gypsies, and a founding member of The New York Underwater Photographic Society. He also crews on the New Jersey dive boat, the John Jack. When not underwater, Larry spends way too much time at a desk at B&H Photo. During that time he can answer your underwater-camera questions in Live Chat or you can email him at uw@bhphoto.com. See his other work at www.liquidimagesuw.com