Sydney-based underwater photographer with a focus on pelagic life.
Lembeh Strait in Indonesia is famous for its extraordinary diversity of rare and unusual marine life.
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Lord Howe Island, situated several hundred km off the NSW coast, is one of Australia's most spectacular diving locations.
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From July to October humpback whales migrate to the warm waters of Vavaú in northern Tonga to mate, give birth and nurse their young.
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The Neptune Islands south of Port Lincoln in South Australia are among the best places in the world to see great white sharks.
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Wilson Island on the Great Barrier Reef is home to thousands of sea birds, and in October and November each year hosts large numbers of green sea turtles for mating and egg laying.
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The Bahamas is famous for gin-clear water and an abundance of sharks and dolphins.
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