Dave's Favorites: Underwater Digital Photography Web Site
As an avid scuba diver, I love underwater photography. Digital cameras have replaced film cameras in the undersea realm for the same reasons that they're so popular on land: ease of use, the ability to instantly review your shots, and the lack of film. If you're a diver, you can probably use your existing digital camera underwater; all you need is a waterproof housing.
If you've ever wanted to see what a simple digital camera can do underwater, check out RnRscuba.net. This outstanding Web site--maintained by an assistant scuba instructor and his wife (she's the underwater photographer in the family)--has a great collection of photos and multimedia slideshows from locations like Cozumel, Key Largo, and Blue Hole, New Mexico (a dive site that I frequent myself). Even if you're not a diver, check out this Web site--it might lure you into the world of scuba and underwater photography!
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