eyemocean about page

			Eyemocean.com is my site dedicated purely to underwater photography and film footage. I am also a PADI instructor, and am involved year round in the diving scene. My home from home is Ecuador, where I spend a lot of the year. England is cold and murky (on land) and too far from the Galapagos!!! My work is represented in the UK by The Natural History Museum Photo Library for stills images, Splashdown Direct for film, and in Ecuador by ArchivoCriollo, you can click both these names for a link directly to their library sites. Below is a short description of what you can find on each page, but please take as long as you can to browse through those pages as I hope you will find them interesting.

INTRO PAGE: This is a basic intro page, with an intro flash etc, that I've finally got round to doing whilst not busy messing around in water too deep to stand up in.

CONSERVATION LINKS PAGE: Here you can find links to many of the world's major conservation bodies. If you are really interested in conservation, and want to help, take a good long time reading through these links, and join up with some of the organisations. If you know of a worthy organisation that I've missed out, email and let me know.

ABOUT PAGE: You're already here reading all about me and this site.

EQUIPMENT: If you're interested in commissioning me or buying my work, you might want to see this page so you know what equipment the material was made on.

PROJECTS: This is the page I really want you to visit. Despite the ocean being our last real frontier, It is under incredible pressure of much of it disappearing before we even see it, let alone understand it. Have a look at this page to see my conservation projects. These are my own ideas on what I can do to help, and to hopefully draw attention to those issues for other people.

SAMPLES: Here you can see web sized, viewable samples of my film work up to date, plus a downloadable list of all that I have in stock.

GALLERIES: Here you can find my underwater galleries, that were originally posted on my general photography site (I was a photographer long before I was a diver), but obviously kept current and up to date. New Red Sea Material Now Online.

CONTACT: Go on pleeeeeeeeeeeesssseeee.....