For most photographers, photography ends at the water’s edge. But that’s not how professional photographer Ian Plant sees it. In this video, Ian discusses the advantages of safely getting into the water for photography. He talks about ways to keep your equipment dry, how to stay safe and warm when in the water, and how you can use the water to find compositions that are different from what everyone else is doing.
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