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A Clark's Anemonefish being protected by its home in the anemone. Check out those purple tips of the anemone, they protect the anemone from predators as well as providing food. Taken at Mbulo Cavern in

The vibrant Athias of Kicha. Kicha was one of my favourite dive sites in the Solomon Islands, from its vast walls with huge sea fans to its coral reefs in the shallows. I hope you are all had a great weekend!

I found this crab on a recent night dive, swimming on top of the waters surface. Much to my surprise the crab's paddle shaped legs move fairly fast, when it wants to swim away. Nikon D850, Nikon 60mm Macro,

The ocean is so unpredictable and fascinating, it constantly leaves me wanting more. It's crazy what happens on the surface and even more so, below the surface. This particular morning was one of the best

I've had an incredible weekend, on Friday night I was lucky enough to be invited to go to dinner and drinks with National Geographic Photographer's David Doubilet, Jennifer Hayes and William Tan in Sydney,

Pancake Nudibranchs (Aphelodoris varia... I think) are often quite big, compared to other Nudibranchs. This one was found whilst diving on a cold winters morning in Kurnell, Australia. Nikon D850, Nikon

Squid would have to be my favourite subject to shoot at the moment. This squid was from last weeks night dive, doing its best Casper impression. I'm hoping to create a huge series of these beautiful creatures.

Hey everyone, hope you are all having a wonderful weekend! I love photographing Anemone Fish, this was taken on the top of an old volcano mount in the Solomon Islands. Can't wait to be heading back to

I'm stoked day light savings is now finished, where I live in here in Australia. Don't get me wrong, I loved hanging at the beach until 8:30 at night... The real reason i'm glad its over is, now being

Hey everyone, it's been a while! I've been busy with life and staying offline as much as I can. Yesterday I went back to one of my favourite dive spots in Sydney, Clifton Gardens. Clifton Gardens is home

Hey everyone! It's been almost a month since I last posted, i've been incredibly busy at the moment. I managed to go dive one of my favourite dive sites in Sydney last week, Clifton Gardens. I was lucky

Does this photograph confuse you? The diver's bubbles are going vertically to the surface and the boat is also in an upright direction? Well this is known as the Upright Wreck which is located in Nono

The Big Drop Off, Palau. I dived this particular dive site a fair bit whilst I was on board the Palau Siren. Incredible dive during the day even better at night. Nikon D850, Nikon 16-35, Aquatica water

Waves can do some incredible things in different conditions. It's been almost 12 months since the last time I was in the water shooting wave photos, after diving deep into underwater photography. Im

If you've been to the Solomon Islands, you'll know there is sea fans everywhere... This is my good mate Matty Smith and was the first time I used the Nikon D850 set up. Nikon D850, Nikon 8-15 Fisheye,

Sometimes you get lost in the moment... Previous to this photograph I had turned my strobes (lights) off due to bad visibility caused by the amount of krill and bait ball action. I had this particular

A Clark’s Anemone fish smiles for the camera, whilst diving Mary Island in the Solomon Islands. 😃 Hope you are all having a great weekend! Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 100mm Macro, Aquatica water housing

On a recent dive in Kurnell, I found this Nembrotha purpureolineta going back and forth with the current on a Tunicate. Great example why Nudibranchs are often called butterflies of the sea. 🐟 Nikon D850,

I haven't posted a wave shot in some time, here is one. Enjoy! Hope you are all well. Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 70-200 2.8 IS II, Aquatech water housing 1/2000, F4, ISO 100

The Jake Seaplane of Palau. The Aichi E13A Japanese WW2 seaplane, was used for reconnaissance in the region. The Jake Seaplane now rests in a hard coral garden, covered in soft corals and sponges. ✈️ Nikon