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1. Get CLOSE to your subject -- Getting close to your subject (within 2 feet) minimizes the amount of water you're shooting through, which improves the color, saturation, and contrast of your photos.
2. Have Patience -- The place where you first see your subject may not be the best place from which to take the best shot. When you think you have the shot, take one more.
3. Shoot UP at your subject-- Getting down at eye level (or lower) with a subject helps you separate the subject from some of the distracting background environment.
4. Take Vertical photos, as well as Horizontal -- Reef scenes are often best portrayed vertically, and include the surface of the water. Next time you shoot a wide-angle reef scene, try both ways, and see which you prefer!
5. Utilize natural sunlight -- For the best underwater photos while starting out, stay shallow, where the light from the sun penetrates the most. Even better, shoot while the sun is directly overhead for the best natural lighting!

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