Processing Underwater Photos with Jason Bradley

Nature and underwater photographer, workshop leader and author Jason Bradley joins host Seán Duggan for a wide-ranging conversation on scuba diving, underwater photography, portraying the undersea world in black & white,  tips for processing underwater photographs in Lightroom, and random Star Wars references. And in a segment that will resonate with any photographer who has ever been in a creative rut and dissatisfied with their work, Jason shares how a period of time he spent in the creative doldrums led to a renewed engagement and passion for his work through interpreting the world beneath the waves in the rich tones of classic black & white.

About This Week’s Guest

Jason Bradley is a nature and underwater photographer based in Monterey, California.  Jason is the author of the book, Creative Workflow in Lightroom, published through Focal Press (on sale soon). He operates Bradley Photographic Print Services, leads photo expeditions for underwater photographers and surface dwellers, and is a blogger for Outdoor Photographer Magazine.

Links mentioned in this episode:

BradleyPhotographic.com  |   Jason Bradley on Twitter  |   Jason Bradley on Facebook

Jason’s new book, Creative Workflow in Lightroom (coming soon, available for pre-order now)

Emma the Tiger Shark  |  Art & Fear by Ted Orland and David Bayles

WetPixel.com   |   Backscatter.com, Underwater Photo & Video Gear

Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute

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