Marine Conservation Photography

Marine Conservation Photographer

For fundraising, showing progress, recruiting volunteers or seeking grants there are many ways Marine Conservation projects can benefit from professional photos or videos. 

 

My experience in working with marine life and with conservation projects as well as my background in environment engineering helps me understand and capture the essence of your project. My one man band production team style allows me to get the content for you within a reasonable budget.

 

If you have a project that needs content, please contact me below and let’s work together!

 

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The corals are super glued to the substrate (rocks) and paced out in the shallow water, waiting to be transported out to the nursery, further out in Maya bay.
B’eer from National park in Trang, extracting broken corals from Losama bay for propagation in Maya Bay. No healthy coral colonies are taken, only dying (sick) or broken corals that would not survive are used for propagation.
Team of volunteers colecting rocks to grow corals on for the Maya Bay coral rehabilitation project. Maya Bay, Phi Phi Islands, Thailand.
Anuar Abdullah, founder of Ocean Quest and Dome from the National Marine Park measuring out and marking new nurserys
Marine park staff collecting substrate (dead corals) onto which the corals will be planted. Maya Bay, Thailand
Mo puting down coral fragments in a holding station before they are brought out on bamboo rafts to the nursereys. Maya back in the background.
Freediver Bastian collecting rocks for builing the foundation of the nursereys
Volunteer placing out substrate with coral fragment at the coral nursery. Here the coral fragment will bond with the substrate (rock) and start forming a new coral colony. Maya Bay, Thailand
the newly planted (glued) corals are taken from the beach to the shallow waters. From here they are teken out further in the bay to be placed in a nursery.
After planting the corals on the substrate they are kept in the shallow water of Maya bay wile awaiting transportation out to the nursery further out in the bay.
The team of Marine Park employees and volunteers that for 4 days were propagating corals in the closed Maya Bay, Thailand. The aim of the project is to restore the coral reefs in the bay that has been damaged due to anchoring and mass tourism. Today boats are not allowed in the bay. People can go on the beach but not enter the water, as to give the corals time to regrow.
Discarded fishinggear like this net will suffocate and break the coral colonies that are the base for a coral reef ecosystem.
A Western clown fish family, famous from the movie Nemo, and it’s host anemone are all trapped in a ghost net. Mergui archipelago, Myanmar.
Coral colonies recover well once the ghost nets are removed if the damage is this small. Nets can however do massive damage and destoy decades of coral growth. Mergui archipelago, Myanmar.
Dive team working on removing one of the many ghost nets that are destroying the coral reefs of the Mergui Archipelago. Myanmar.
Theese brittle coral colonies can easily be broken off when traapped in a ghost net lik this. Mergui archipelago, Myanmar.
Conservasionist Anuar sending up the nets that has been removed from the corals. Mergui archipelago, Myanmar.
Nemo clown fish after the net has been removed and the anemone is safe on the rock again. Mergui archielago, Myanmar.

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Underwater Photography Galleries

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Marine Life Photography

From editorials in magazines to destination marketing the underwater world keeps fascinating us and pictures is a way of freezing that point in time, making us able to study nature in all it's detail.

Commercial Underwater Photography

Marketing content for underwater products, dive destinations, dive resorts or dive centers. Make sure you show what you are selling in the best light possible!

Conservation Photography

Documentation, showing progress, fundraising, social media and website content, there are many reasons for marine conservation projects to want professional underwater photos.

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