Our Cayman Island’s issue author, Anne Kazel-Wilcox, wrote about her participation in an underwater photography class, taught by one of the best underwater photographers in the field: Cathy Church. Church has been doing underwater photography since 1967 and is one of the world’s foremost teachers of the art. She has received many awards, including the honor of being inducted into the Woman Divers Hall of Fame in 2000.
Although Kazel-Wilcox had a mere day for instruction—read about her experience in our Fish Paparazzi on Grand Cayman article—she was able to capture some great shots on one of her Cayman Islands dives that she wanted us to share with you. Let’s see if you can tell the difference between a photo she took and a similar one by Church.
If you guess that the one on the right belonged to Church, the pro, then you’re right! (Photo by www.cathychurch.com.)
Now, take a look at the rest of the photos that Kazel-Wilcox took. While she may not be an underwater photo pro … yet … she definitely managed to capture some great shots on her first try!
A squirrel fish
A christmas tree worm
A scorpionfish
