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A former colleague with a lot of patience. He acted as my mentor by answering all my questions, looking at all my pictures and taught me everything I know about composition.
Gerard Schoth had already searched for a different kind of photography when he was studying at the 'School Grafische Vakken' (a graphical school) in Utrecht; by specific lighting of still lives he knew how to suggest a spatial reality. After 20 Years of 'playing' with photography and space has lead to different experiments. Gerard Schoth gets his inspiration from structures such as tree bark, leaf structures, but also weathered doors, old iron and paint splatters. He collects these colored pictures and assembles them to become spatial forms. He also combines photography with three-dimensional shapes of iron, rock and glass.
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The website of Dr Alexander Mustard, underwater photographer, author and marine biologist. His pictures are inspiring and his articles about underwater-photography pushed me in the right direction.
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One of the classic dutch underwaterphotographers. He traveled the world and won international prices but most of all his dutch under(sweet)water landscapes are unique.
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The first dutch online diving-magazine with articles about ofcourse diving, underwaterphotography, diving destinations, diving gear and so on.
Wet Web Magazine is a project of Peter Verhoog en Georgina Wiersma, accompanied by a small group of people.
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UwP is a free bi-monthly web based magazine aiming to give a platform for existing and new talent in underwater photography.
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Wetpixel Online provides the latest information on underwater photography and videography, and features up-to-date news, articles, equipment reviews, photo contests, dive expeditions, forums, and a registered community of over 13,500 underwater photographers who span the globe.
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I bought my latest (dSLR-)equipment from Marine Expedition Services in Belgium because of the personal approach of Geert Nies, the owner. His shop is specialised in the higher segment of underwater photo- and video-equipment.
He is a official dealer and repairshop for: Subal, SeaCam, Sea&Sea, Sealux, Hugyfot, Olympus, Canon, Light&Motion, TopDawg, Silverfish, Fantasea, Hartenberger, Metalsub en Subtronic.
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The shop where I bought my first setup is Scubacam in the Netherlands owned by Ron Polet.
He askes you first what you want and then tries to find for you what suits you best even if you have to shop somewhere else.
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