After arriving back to the boat straight after a dive I spotted a bait ball in the distance. We jumped straight back into one of the tinnies and headed towards it. Jumping straight into the water to see

Whilst getting ready for this particular dive, my good friend Matty Smith (pictured in this image with his wife) said this dive will blow my mind. It didn't disappoint, I was left completly speechless

This is one of the images that will remind me of the deepest I have ever been in the ocean. Many years ago this dive spot, Twin Tunnels, was a lava tube in the middle of the ocean. Now it is two caves,

The Hunter Valley, known for its delicious wine and beautiful food. It always puts on a cracker of a sunrise when you are a few 100 feet in the air. Australia's diversity constantly blows me away. Canon

There are many reasons why I love the sea. One reason is the endless shapes it creates under the different conditions, documenting it becomes addictive. Unfortunately I haven't shot to much wave photography

The Bubble Coral Shrimp, is a house keeper which is found in the home of a Anemone fish, feeding on parasites, algae and plankton. Don't let this photo fool you, the shrimp only grows to about 1.5cm 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!

A female Clark's Anemone fish plays hide and seek with me as I try to photograph it, in its home in the Solomon Islands. I didn't realise until posting this image but there is a translucent shrimp in this

Im a Canon camera guy but i'm honestly thinking about moving to the dark side and buying a Nikon setup. Whilst in the Solomon Islands I got to use my friends Nikon D850 with the new Nikon Fisheye lens

What a trip! Finally got to experience diving in the Solomon Islands whilst onboard the Bilikiki, after hearing so many good things from people. Spent the two weeks diving some of the most incredible coral

In my previous post, I had a fair few of you wanting more waves shots so here you go! I really like the bokeh from the morning sun on the bottom of this frame on a Winter's morning. In just over a weeks

I haven't posted a wave shot in quite some time, so here one is. Backlit waves like this get me very excited. I hope you enjoyed it, as much as I did capturing it. Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 70-200 2.8 IS

Last night whilst diving and absolutely freezing, I was about to call it quits and get out. Until my dive buddy flashed his diving light in my direction trying to get my attention. I could tell he was

For quite some time now i've said i'd share some images of the gear I use. I'm going to break it up with 3 different parts, Underwater Macro, Underwater Wide Angle and Surfing setups as they all have

The Striped Pyjama Squid, although its actually a Cuttlefish (Although i've been told by marine biologists I still don't believe them haha). They're a master of disguise during the day, burying themselves

Once again, sorry for the absence. I've been doing a ton of diving, mostly at night after work which has been great. Stoked to be living in Australia and being able to be in the water in the middle of

This is a Wandering Sea Anemone, during the day it looks like a ball of baked beans but at night it releases its tentacles to feed. This was found whilst diving in a local harbour, its quite amazing what

You can see why the name of this location is Dolphin Point. Its a 99.9% chance you'll see one of the local dolphins in the line up when surfing out here, I don't think i've ever not seen one out here to

I'm sorry i've been super inactive lately i've been extremely flat out with work and getting all my gear sorted for the Solomon Islands next month. Its going to be my first time travelling to the Solomon's,

Taken in Sydney on a chilly and windy winters morning. Can you imagine getting towed into this and having this curl over the top of you and getting spat out? Its great to see more and more people taking