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Beau Ranheim
- 46, Male
- Brooklyn, NY
- United States
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December Meeting: Amos Nachoum Presents The Art of Making Images at Arctica Bar & Grill
December 1, 2009 from 7pm to 9:30pm
We have a very special addition to the schedule for our December meeting. World renowned photographer Amos Nachoum will share the art of capturing images of big animals both above and below the waves. Amos will show photographs of polar bears, whale…
May Meeting: Big Animal Photography at Arctica Bar & Grill
May 5, 2009 from 7pm to 10:30pm
Shooting big animals underwater is one of the more difficult aspects of underwater photography. Sharks, whales, dolphins, rays, sea lions, manatees, and other "big animals" evoke emotion and awe. The action is sometimes fast moving, and the subjects…
Profile Information
- Do You Shoot Photography or Video?
- Photography
- About Me:
- Currently employed by NYC as a marine biologist for the past 16 years. My job involves monitoring water quality in NY Harbor.
I've been certified since 1986. During grad school I had the luxury of doing about 200 dives/year some years. Recently, however, after starting a family I have not been able to support that habit. :)
- How Many Dives Per Year?
- 3
- Have You Attended An NYUPS Event?
- Yes
- What Was Your Favorite Dive Ever?
- In 1989 I was on a research cruise in the Caribbean. We were in blue water doing dives for plankton and other small critters. Had been down at about 120 feet for a few minutes when a shadow passed over me. I looked up and basically stared as a blue whale (found that out later) passed over me and my buddy. That's a site I'll never forget, and I still kick myself for not having a camera with me on the dive.
- What State Do you Reside In?
- NY
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