DEMA 2006: DivePhotoGuide's Coverage

Posted Nov 16th 2006 5:14PM by Willy Volk
Filed under: Events, Photography, Blogs, DEMA 2006

Drinks at DEMA For my coverage of DEMA 2006, I focused on "the stuff." However, many other attendees were as interested in the people as they were in the stuff. Take, for example, DivePhotoGuide's Jason Heller. When I strolled the floor with him, we couldn't move 10 feet without someone stopping to speak to him. It was amazing.

It should come as no surprise, then, that DivePhotoGuide's show coverage focuses more on the human side of the event -- the people behind the stuff. If you've ever wondered what Ty Sawyer, or David Doubilet, or Amos Nachoum, or alligator butter look like, check out DPG and get an eye-full.

Yes, Jason got a photo of "alligator butter."

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