Meet Al, Palau’s most famous Napoleon Wrasse. He is a resident of possibly the best dive spot in Palau, Blue Corner. This action packed dive site is known for incredibly strong currents, attracting large

A Master of Disguise that packs a punch! This was taken yesterday in Nelson Bay the first time I’ve seen a Blue Lined Octopus during the day. The blue lines and rings only pulse bright blue when the octopus

Whilst searching for Mandarin fish at Sam's Wall I could feel something nipping at my leg, it was this fish. It can make for a great portrait when fish aren't scared of you. Nikon D850, Nikon 60mm Macro,

Finally back to shooting critters in Sydney! I thought the water temperature would of been quite a shock after being in 31 degrees in Palau but yesterday was surprisingly a pleasant 22 degrees in Sydney

I found this Whip Coral Goby whilst doing a night dive at the 'Hafa Dai Wreck' whilst in Palau. If you look closely you can see the inside of the goby. They can be incredibly hard to photograph sometimes,

Whilst doing a night dive at 'The Big Drop Off' in Palau, I found this particular pink coral. The ocean comes alive during the darker hours, this coral was no different. Displaying its intense pink colour,

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

This was the first photograph I took whilst diving in Palau. It was taken at Sam's Wall, a dive site thats located below the jetty of a Sam's tours, a diving company named one of the best diving operators

Whilst making my home via South Korea I was reminiscing about this particular dive at the German Channel, one of Palau's most popular dive sites. I was lucky enough for the moon, tide and a few other factors

What a trip! For the last 7 days I have been onboard the Palau Siren exploring the best dive spots Palau has to offer from wrecks to caves along with being in a manta ray feeding frenzy to seeing lots

Palau is set to be the first country to impose a widespread ban on sunscreen in effort to protect its vulnerable coral reefs. Palau is a world leader in environmental conservation, in 2009 Palau created

Just a photograph of Nemo wearing a little t-shirt in the Solomon Islands. Nikon D850, Nikon 105 Macro, Aquatica water housing 1/100, F22, ISO 100

Just a dreamy offshore morning at a local reef break. This photo was shot on one of the most memorable mornings of my life, the morning I shot 'Aerial' - a dolphin jumping out of the water. If you look

I haven't been posting to many surf photographs lately, so here is one! I've currently made the decision to move to from Canon to Nikon and have a ton of gear on its way, thanks to Nikon looking after

A Clark's Anemone fish, leaves its home in the anemone to come say hello. Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 100mm Macro 250th, F7.1, ISO 100

On the first diving day in the Solomon Islands we went to Mirror Pond, known for having a resident salt water crocodile although it hadn't been there in 8 months. To get to the pond you need to swim through

Marovo Lagoon is the largest saltwater a lagoon in the world, it played a key part in World War 2. This was photographed on one of the destroyer ships that was sunken in a battle. The visibility was terrible

A touch of yellow in the Solomon Islands. I believe it may be a yellow damselfish (if you know, i'd love to know) Kicha was one of my favourite dives, if you've been i'm sure it's one of yours too.

The Steem Surf Photo Giveaway is back, i've been super busy so I haven't had the chance to enter any photographs lately. Although i'm a few days early, if I don't post it now i'll forget. If you have any

For such a small fish (about the size of your pinky finger) this guy has some decent teeth. Shooting a fish portrait with a macro lens you have to edge closer and closer, slowly. You need to gain the trust