Lorna Dockerill
Lorna fell in love with scuba diving back in 2011 during a trip to Thailand and Australia. Having always dreamt of seeing a sea turtle in the wild, her dream was realised on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef while training to become a certified diver. Since then she’s developed a passion for the natural world, writing about wildlife photography – both the on land and underwater kind – for the past eight years.
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Fabrice Guerin
How did you get started in underwater photography?
From a young age, I’ve been passionate about wildlife documentaries. That world is fascinating because nature is...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Paul Pettitt
How did you get started in underwater photography?
My wife started diving first with the Stevenage Sub-Aqua Club in the mid-1990s. I got bored hanging...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Steve Jones
How did you get started in underwater photography?
I bought my first underwater camera while working as a professional diving instructor in the Red Sea...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Victoria Walker
How did you get started in underwater photography?
My love of snorkelling and marine life kicked off my interest in underwater photography. I started my...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Scott Portelli
How did you get started in underwater photography?
I always had a camera with me from a young age, but it wasn’t really until I...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Jessica Farrer
How did you get started in underwater photography?
My father had The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau book set on the lowest level of our...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Richard Barnden
How did you get started in underwater photography?
After working as a diving instructor on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, I was travelling around...
Video of the Week: Freediving Inside Zenobia wreck
This week's video comes from Daan Verhoeven and features UK freediver Georgina Miller dive the famous Zenobia wreck and enter the bridge at 26m...
Emperor Elite ‘Redefined’
Emperor Elite has set sail for 2019 after an extensive dry dock. The 38m liveaboard has been fully refurbished, which makes this Red Sea...
Synchronised Swimmers Make Stand Against Ocean Plastic Waste
Two teenage synchronised swimmers have made a stand against plastic pollution by performing in a plastic-filled pool.
School students Kate Shortman (17) and Isabelle Thorpe...
