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Underwater photography is often a very challenging form of photography which demands a lot from the photographer. It requires highly specialized equipment and techniques and therefore is not within the reach of most photographers
To take underwater scenes, one either gets a amphibious/waterproof camera or enclose the conventional digital or traditional camera into a watertight underwater housing.
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