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Staff · Issue 60, May/Jun 2011 · pp. 5–14

Newsshark fin banGuamunderwater art projectRodney S. BraunEstonian underwater exhibitionKaido HaagenSardine RunMauricio Handlerdiving competitionsunderwater photography courses

Products mentioned: Canon EOS Rebel T2i, B&H housing

News, Travel & Events An underwater art project had been on Rodney S. Braun’s white board for 7 years. The Winnipeg, Canada portrait photographer finally embarked on the project in the summer of 2010 and unveiled it this March. Entitled, “H2Oohhh”, The project was a collaboration with local Winnipeggers (who ended up being women), some of whom were dancers. There were about 20 different sessions in all, mostly outdoor, as well as several Manitoba locations. The project was shot with Canadian photographer unveils u/w portraits a Canon EOS Rebel T2i and a B&H housing. Lighting was a mix of natural available light, on-camera flash and off-camera flash. A 50-image exhibit and a 96- page book were created. www.rodneysbraun.com Shark Fin Possession Bill Made Law in Guam Guam became the third place in the world to ban the possession and sale of shark fins and ray parts today as Guam Governor Ed…

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