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When the sun is blotted out by the most extraordinary assembly of devil rays. If you would like to witness one of the most impressive aggregations of wildlife on the planet, join me on a unique expedition next April and May. For more details please
I had no interest in photography for the first 28 years of my life. The passion which grabbed hold of my heartstrings and never let go was the ocean. Photography only held appeal if it was underwater, with the prospect of bringing back pictures from
Why so serious? The elegant firefish is rarely seen in the wild and there are just a few sites known in the Maldives where divers can bear witness to this vividly grumpy-looking fish. One of the reasons is that these firefish live on the edges of re
They said it wasn’t manta season...but a plankton bloom has drawn these reef manta rays to South Ari Atoll and we had the privilege of sharing the water with them for 3 hours as these giant rays vacuumed up their microscopic food.
This image looks peaceful and serene, but behind the camera it was just the opposite. As I captured the image, half a dozen sea lion pups were busy playfully biting at my hair and camera. This underwater cavern is one of the pups’ favourite &
Few sights in the natural world are as incongruous as finding penguins swimming over tropical white sand... Dee Boersma, conservation biologist and professor at the University of Washington, known as the ‘Jane Goodall of seabirds’, first
Imagine that your entire body morphology was changed, your neck permanently arched upwards, your face no longer looking straight forward, but straight up. Then imagine yourself hungry...but you do not chase your food, you bury yourself in the ground,
Porcelain crab artfully harvesting its dinner... How would you describe your style of photography? “I think it’s evolved quite a bit over the years. Early on in my career, some people would describe me as a macro shooter because I was
People go crazy for orcas...and I get it. To find yourself sharing the ocean with its true apex predator is totally awe-inspiring. They seem to have won the genetic and evolutionary lottery, combining impressive strength with a high IQ. They are brut
It might just be a few inches high, but when you look down at this horse mussel bed you realise how much life it harbours. Now imagine bottom-towed fishing gear coming through this area, even once...it doesn’t take a scientist to realise that t
Some marine companions just pull at your heart strings a little tighter...I have always loved spotted eagle rays and I think I owe them a debt of gratitude as one of my most recognisable images is of a fever of them in black and white. This is a new