Shooting underwater sometimes feels more fun than the image that I create. A while back I did a show where I let my patrons be the photographer with a choreographed underwater show above them.

Went to the pet store to get some dog food. I didn’t appreciate this guy giving me the side eye.

We’ve built an amazing platform to ingest 2 billion ocean data points per day and analyse them with AI to solve some our biggest challenges. When I fly over the ocean I’m suddenly overwhelmed by how big the ocean is and how we as humans have ruined it in such a small amount of time.

Last year I raised a little friends and family round to build out what I call “the Fitbit for the ocean”. Since that time we have built an AI platform that can ingest 2 billion data points per day. This blue carbon market is $41 tn per year. We are well positioned to provide needed insights.

The Great Barrier Reef was the first place I dived over 25 years ago and it still keeps me coming back. This was taken from a Cessna 183 flying 3 hours over water to one of my absolute favorite islands. It was there that I became obsessed with using art to protest the ocean.

Curiosity 1/25

This was one of my last shots on a super long expedition.

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Photography-Curiosity-1-Limited-Edition-of-25/1005570/7935493/view

As my very first post, I felt it was appropriate to have something to do with the sky. It’s a lot harder for a guy who photographs mostly underwater.  here is a healthy mix of the two.