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.
Interview with Brent Durand – Underwater Photographer
How did you get started in underwater photography? I was getting very serious about landscape photography, shooting ocean sunsets and then packing the camera gear...
Interview with Rafael Fernández Caballero
How did you get started in underwater photography? I was really lucky because my father is an underwater photographer too, so all my life I...
Karim Iliya – Underwater Photographer
How did you get started in underwater photography? I spent a lot of time in the water in Hawaii as a kid. I got my...
Katherine Lu – Underwater Photographer
How did you get started in underwater photography? A few years after I moved to Singapore from the US, I travelled to Lembeh Strait in...
Interview with Nadia Aly – Underwater Photographer
How did you get started in underwater photography? I got into underwater photography in 2012. I went to Backscatter in Monterey, and they helped me...
Interview with Underwater Photographer Rick Ayrton
How did you get started in underwater photography? Almost 20 years ago, a good diving friend and videographer was getting rid of a Sony Hi8...
Interview with Nadya Kulagina – Underwater Photographer of the Week
How did you get started in underwater photography? I was a land photographer before I got into scuba diving. A year or so after I...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Tony Myshlyaev
How did you get started in underwater photography? Originally I was a portrait photographer and a huge lighting nerd. While travelling, I unexpectedly fell in...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Morgan Riggs
How did you get started in underwater photography? Being the only one in the family to continue diving after trying it, I could never explain...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Kieran Hatton
How did you get started in underwater photography? I’d had an interest in photography for years, but doing what I do for a living means...
The Recovery of Objects From Historic Wreck Sites
Mike Haigh from Wreck Hunters explains how they recover objects from historical wreck sites.
