Beneath Cold Seas
from the February, 2012 issue of Undercurrent
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It's hard enough to take a first-rate photo of reef
life in the best of conditions. Try doing it in murky,
bone-numbingly cold water while wearing a dry suit
with 40-plus pounds of weights around your waist,
and thick, insulating gloves making it hard to use the
camera controls. That's what David Hall had to endure
while photographing in Canadian waters, but those
physical disadvantages make his 160-page book, Beneath
Cold Seas: The Underwater Wilderness of the Pacific Northwest,
all the more amazing....
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