Excited to announce my wildlife conservation and photography expeditions for 2023! Sharing my work with you all over the past few years has been a joy, and now I want to give you the chance to share these incredible wildlife experiences with me IN PERSON. https://t.co/F970cvAlwe
My debut short film Peixinho is now live. 🌊🐟
A story about one man, one ocean, and the ripple effect of hope. Teaching kids to swim. Fishing more sustainably. Reclaiming connection.
🎬 It’s award-winning. It’s personal. It’s yours to watch: 🔗 https://t.co/3PVSUnMdjp
World Whale Shark Day 🦈
A day to celebrate the biggest fish in the oceans, these enigmatic elasmobranchs are true gentle giants.
It is always a special feeling when you see those iconic spots appear from the deep. #whaleshark#wildlifephotography
Ocellated Eagle Rays are one of my favourite underwater animals.
They usually keep their distance during dives but this individual was an exception.
My favourite eagle ray encounter so far 💙 #underwaterphotography#wildlifephotography
The reef is full of weird and wonderful inhabitants of every colour imaginable. From the plain to the dazzling and vibrant, the array of patterns seen on marine fish is truly special. Here are some of my favourite patterned reef-goers. #underwaterphotography#wildlifephotography
Flying pancakes 🥞
I will never forget cruising through the waters of La Ventana in Baja California Sur and hearing the iconic pop-splash of Mobula Rays leaping out of the water and bellyflopping all around us.
These little rays can get some serious air time, breaching over 2m
Finally found one of the animals that I’ve been searching for for a very long time 🌊🐴
Hidden amongst the small tufts of seagrass, with their tails wrapped tightly around the blades of grass you find the unmistakable face of a seahorse.
While mum sleeps, baby plays 🐋
One of my favourite images that I have taken so far, I think anyone with kids can relate to this shot. A mother humpback whale rests in the deeper water as her calf shows off all its youthful exuberance. #wildlifephotography
Welcome to rhino country 🦏
Solio Ranch in Kenya is one of the most successful rhino breeding sanctuaries in East Africa, with over 200 rhinos. Seeing over 20 rhinos at a time is not uncommon here.
Do you know what species of rhino are seen in these images?#wildlifephotography
Dreaming of whales 🐋
Filmed on the most incredible day with the Grey Whales in Mexico. Once one whale started to get our attention, they all wanted a piece of the action. I’ve never experienced anything quite like this.
Truly breathtaking moments with these beautiful giants 💙
The unmistakable barnacle-covered face of a Grey Whale.
Barnacles are a common sight on baleen whales and grey whales are typically covered in them.
They often use the bottom of our boat to scratch that itch, leading to a bumpy ride for us on board. #wildlifephotography
🌊 World Oceans Day 🌊
A day to celebrate the incredible creatures that inhabit the oceans of the world, and how we may better protect them.
Together, we can implement plans to protect and restore ocean habitats. Together we can make a difference 💙
#worldoceansday
The good news is that we have science and solutions to tackle the problem. You can make small changes in your daily life to help reduce the amount of plastic that you are using - and this in turn would have a huge impact on a grand scale 💚
What changes are you making?
World Environment Day 🌱
World Environment Day 2023 is a reminder that people’s actions on plastic pollution matter. The world is being inundated by plastic. More than 400 million tonnes of plastic is produced every year #WorldEnvironmentalDay#BeatPlasticPollution
Coral reefs are some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. Coral polyps, the animals primarily responsible for building reefs, can take many forms: large reef-building colonies, graceful flowing fans, and even small, solitary organisms.
World Reef Day 🪸
June 1st is World Reef Day. It’s all about being aware of the impact our actions as humans have on the beautiful marine organisms known as coral.
Have you ever seen a coral reef? 🪸