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Ever wondered what life is like Behind The Lens? In this series, we take a sneak peak into the lives of those who capture the underwater world on film.
Following the release of this years UPY winners, I've hand picked a few of my favourites...
What is it about darkness that makes us feel afraid? Is it just a deeper fear of the unknown? Or a feeling…
Meet, Charlotte Sams, UK based underwater & wildlife photographer. Ex media manager for…
This week we caught up with Michael Zeigler - SoCal-based photographer, Nauticam ambassador and…
Ask any diver about their bucket list, and more often than not it will feature names like whale shark, manta ray…
We talked to Daniel Browne, Australian-based photographer. Keep reading to find out about Daniel's interactions with…
This week we chatted with Brooke Pyke, a photographer and dive instructor living in Nusa Lembongan…
This week we caught up with award-winning film-maker, PADI course director and self-proclaimed dog walker…
We caught up with PT Hirschfield: photographer, ocean champion and creator of Pink Tank Scuba. Having logged…
Meet Jess Hadden, Ningaloo-based ocean, aerial & wildlife photographer. This week we caught up with Jess…
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