Low visibility doesn’t have to mean low-quality images.

Based in Sydney (Australia), Nicolas Remy has spent years shooting in challenging conditions—often in just 2 to 6 meters (6 to 18 feet) of visibility. Yet his images from these murky waters have been published internationally and even awarded in major competitions.

In this webinar, Nicolas shares the exact techniques he uses to consistently produce strong, usable images in poor visibility—conditions many underwater photographers tend to avoid.

Because the truth is: low-vis environments are often some of the richest in marine life.

You’ll learn how to adapt your diving, gear, lighting, and editing workflow to turn “unshootable” conditions into real photographic opportunities.

What you’ll discover when watching the replay (packed 1h43 video):

• Simple diving habits to minimise backscatter before you even take a shot

• The gear choices that make a real difference in murky water

• Strobe positioning techniques to control (and hide) particles

• Step-by-step editing workflow in Lightroom and Photoshop

• Q&A and critique of some low-viz images shared by participants.

If you’ve ever felt frustrated by green water, limited visibility, or particle-filled images—this session will completely change how you approach your dives.