Upcoming & Past Online Events
If you have an active Club Membership, register to our next webinar, and re-play all our past webinar recording for free. Some of our events are open to non-members, with one-time tickets for sale (click on the event for details).
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Click here, they’re a great opportunity to get your underwater photography questions answered live by our resident photo-pro, to get a constructive feedback on a photo, and to catch-up with Club Members from around the world.
Jump to our upcoming events:
- December 2025: Getting Your Underwater Photos Published, with Michael Aw
- January 2026: Dive Trip Reports for Underwater Photographers (Belugas & Bears, God’s Pocket, Fiji’s Beqa Lagoon)
Or re-watch past events:
- Stories Behind The Winning Shots, featuring TUC Members (Nov-2025)
- Canon vs Nikon vs Sony – Best Features for Underwater Use, with Nicolas Remy.
- Black & White Underwater Photography Masterclass, with Henley Spiers.
- Dive Trips Reports for Underwater Photographers (Anilao, Antarctica & Tulamben), by TUC Members
- Making a Career in Underwater Photography, with Mekan
- Live Underwater Photos Critiques (June 2025), with Nicolas Remy
- Innovating in Underwater Photography, with Martin Broen.
- Being a Conservation Photographer, with Shane Gross.
- Photo Contests Review, with Alex Mustard and Nicolas Remy.
- Split Shots Masterclass with Matty Smith.
- Underwater Photo Clinic – get help post-processing your photos, with Nicolas Remy
- Choosing The Right Host For Your Underwater Photography Website
- Marine Biology Crash Course for Underwater Photographers, with Vincent Chalias.
- Nudibranchs Photography Masterclass with Steve (Coutts) Munoz.
- Lightroom Crash-Course with Erin Quigley.
- Blackwater Photography with Anthony Berberian.
- July Live Photo Critiques Session
- Wrecks Photography with Tobias Friedrich.
- Whales Photography with Vanessa Mignon.
- Cave Photography Masterclass, by Sebastien Delautier.
- March Photo Critiques Session.
- Discussion on winning images from UPY, Ocean Art and DPG Masters, with Alex Mustard.
- Rebreathers for Photography, by Nicolas Remy.
- Creative Motion Blurs Masterclass, by Nicolas Remy
- Club Photos Critiques Session (October)
- Selecting Photos for Competitions, by Nicolas Remy
- Jordan Diving and In-Person Competitions
- Taking Stunning Photos with an Olympus TG-6, with Salvo Salvex
- Low-Visibility Shooting & Editing Tips, by Nicolas Remy
- Fireside Chat: Mirrorless vs DSLR cameras
- Snoot Photography Masterclass, by Nicolas Remy
Upcoming Events
Past Events
REPLAY: Marine Biology Crash-Course for Underwater Photographers, with Vincent Chalias
REPLAY: Nudibranchs photography Masterclass, with Steve (Coutts) Munoz
REPLAY: Lightroom Crash-Course for Underwater Photographers, with Erin Quigley
REPLAY: Blackwater Photography Masterclass, with Anthony Berberian
REPLAY: July 2024 Live Underwater Photos Critiques, with Nicolas Remy​
REPLAY: Wreck Photography with Tobias Friedrich
REPLAY: Whales Photography with Vanessa Mignon
REPLAY: Cave Underwater Photography & Remote Lighting Masterclass
REPLAY: March 2024 Live Underwater Photos Critiques, with Nicolas Remy​
REPLAY: Competition Winners Review with Alex Mustard
REPLAY: Rebreathers for Underwater Photography, with Nicolas Remy
REPLAY: December 2023 Live Underwater Photos Critiques, with Nicolas Remy​
REPLAY: Creative Motion Blurs (ICM) Masterclass with Nicolas Remy
REPLAY: October 2023 Live Underwater Photos Critiques, with Nicolas Remy​
REPLAY: Selecting Photos for Competitions, with Nicolas Remy
August 2023: Jordan Diving and "Shootout"-type competitions
During this event, Nicolas and Matt gave an overview of Jordan Diving, discussed the key differences between in-person and online photo competitions, and exchanged the perspectives of a photographer and model/lighting assistant.
- Matt Waters is the host of the Scuba GOAT podcast, and founder of Nomadic Scuba, a travel agency focused on private bookings, tours, and pro-led expeditions.
- Nicolas Remy is a pro underwater photographer and founder of The Underwater Club, an online underwater photography school.
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July 2023: crafting stunning underwater photos with the Olympus TG-6 (online)
Photo credit: Salvatore Gambacurta.
During this event, Salvo shared the expertise he has grown with the TG6, and explained how he makes the most of this small but mighty camera, commenting some of his stunning photographs.
Meet our guest speaker for the July event: Salvatore “Salvo” Gambacurta is a talented Sydney-based underwater photographer who has crafted stunning imagery with an Olympus TG6 camera, receiving awards in major international competitions, such as Ocean Art 2021.
Club Members can re-watch the recording up to 1 year after the event:
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June 2023: Low-Visibility Shooting & Editing Tips
Over the last 5 years, Nicolas Remy has done most of his photography in waters where visibility ranged from 2 to 6 meters, both with macro and wide-angle lenses, and some of the images he captured in those conditions were widely published and received international photo awards.
During this meeting, we went through:
- Diving skills & equipment
- Photographic equipment
- Photographic technique
- Subject choices
- Editing in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop
- Q&A and live photo critique
We finished with Q&A session and a live photo critique session.
Club Members can re-watch the recording up to 1 year after the event:
May 2023: Fireside chat: Mirrorless vs DSLRs for Underwater Photography
Nicolas was joined by Club Members Bill and Yazid for a panel discussion on the Nikon Z9, and how it compares with the Nikon D850 and D500, for underwater imagery.
Bill Gladstone has been a long-time D850 shooter, but he sees the camera’s limitations, especially in murky conditions, and was keen to find-out how different the experience might be, with a mirrorless camera, with particular interest in the Z8.
Yazid Shaari has upgraded from a D850 to a Z9 over a year ago, and was able to share a long-term view on this camera’s performance underwater.






Nicolas Remy had just completed 5 weeks of testing the Nikon Z9 underwater, including some side-by-side comparison with the Nikon D500, and shared his observations from the field.Â
The three covered the 11 questions which were sent to Nicolas ahead of the session, and discussed some additional pros & cons, extracted from Nicolas’ review notes.
Club Members can re-watch the recording up to 1 year after the event:
April 2023: Snoot Underwater Photography Masterclass
The agenda was:
- Introduction to underwater snooting
- 6 use-cases for a snoot underwater
- Snooting technique
- Live photo critiqueÂ
- Q&A
Club Members can re-watch the recording up to 1 year after the event: