David originally wrote this article as a blog about his work with sharks following a successful year of diving and shooting wildlife in 2007.  The story chronicles how David utilized Natural Horse-Man-Ship techniques to enable photographer Will Allen to capture a Gates Housing advertising still which featured David “nose to nose” with a mature Sand Tiger shark.

To preview a PDF of David’s article, click here or click on the article image above.

In his video camera review, David covers the top five HD cameras used by divers today, as well as the housings that are best suited for those cameras.   Whether you are just starting to dive into underwater videography, or you’re upgrading your equipment, David hopes that by reading his review you will come away with a new understanding of issues to consider when making your purchase.  

For your copy, go to
http://www.beyondbluemag.com

Beyond Blue Issue 3

As the Video Chief of Staff for this international magazine, David Ulloa’s column addresses the issues many technical divers encounter when shooting underwater video.  David further shares insights into how to overcome related challenges. 

For your copy, go to http://www.advanceddivermagazine.com/

Introduction to Tech Video

Undersea Expeditionary Video Services’ David Ulloa  regularly contributes to many well known publications and web sites.

The newest online subscription based magazine.   More information about this site is to come.

SeaDuction - The FUN site for SERIOUS divers

Shark Diver Magazine Issue 19

“How Horse Savvy Saved the Shark Shoot.”   In an article for the Parelli’s quarterly magazine, David described how his methodology for interacting with sharks was grounded in the Parelli Natural Horsemanship program.   Having worked with horses for much of his life, David related how he utilized his acquired skills to nail the Gates advertisement still.

Savvy TImes:  Issue 24

From the Dive Rite web site: "Dive Rite Ambassadors are a select group of dive enthusiasts who, through their work or explorations, epitomize the Dive Rite ethics of excellence, innovation, determination and professionalism. Our Ambassadors are explorers, instructors, technical diving trainers, scientists, conservationists, photographers and filmmakers from around the world."

Dive Rite Ambassador Program

David Ulloa contributed to this worldwide publication with his experiences with decompression illness.   In his diving career, David has experienced DCS on three different occasions.  

Read the article on the Alert Diver Site:  http://www.alertdiver.com/Third_Times_a_Charm

Alert Diver Magazine - Third TIme’s a Charm - DAN was There for Me.