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Aaron Halstead
Growing up far from the ocean, I didn’t discover it until much later. A few beach trips during college in Florida and a Caribbean cruise weren’t enough to spark much interest. It wasn’t until I moved to Southern California and came across a National Geographic article about nudibranchs that I started diving deeper into the subject. After some quick research, I realized Southern California had great diving spots. Since then, I’ve upgraded my equipment, diving in places from British Columbia down through California, as well as the Caribbean, Indonesia, and the Philippines. You can see more of my work on Facebook or Instagram.
Andrew Raak
Andrew is a published underwater photographer and experienced photography instructor with a degree in marine science from Coastal Carolina University. He’s a PADI Master Instructor and holds a USCG 200-ton captain’s license. His diving experience spans the globe, where he has worked as a dive instructor, boat captain, and photographer. Lately, he has been teaching diving aboard luxury yachts in the South Pacific and at dive resorts from the eastern USA to Indonesia. His focus is on growing as a diver, photographer, and educator, while using his photography to highlight the importance of marine conservation.
Brandi Mueller
Brandi has been obsessed with the ocean since she was young. Learning how to dive when she was 15, she studied marine biology in college and became a Divemaster and an instructor soon after. Watching the pros take epic photos while working in the dive industry, it wasn’t long before she upgraded her point and shoot to a DSLR and now more than 50% of her possessions consist of photography and dive gear (including some epic Kraken lights!) She wants to take people diving and show them why she’s so enamored by being underwater, be it by actually leading them into the abyss or telling the ocean’s stories though photos, video, and text.
Kolin Hansen
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Jacinta Leigh
Jacinta Shackleton is a Marine Biologist, Master reef guide and videographer based on the Southern Great Barrier Reef.  Over the past three years, Jacinta has spent much of her time educating on Lady Elliot island while also interacting with several incredibly rare marine creatures, some of which she was fortunate enough to document with a camera. Jacinta is a passionate steward for the Great Barrier Reef, seeking to educate through her experiences and inspire a positive change for the environment.
Shawn Murphy
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Sammy Glenn-Smith
Sam Glenn-Smith is an underwater photographer living and specialising in photographing the incredible marine world of the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. Working as a Master Scuba Diver Trainer, Dive Guide and professional photographer at The Scuba Dive Shop, Sam spends many days a week in the water and has grown in appreciation for the wonderful marine life local to the area, in particular the Weedy Seadragons and Southern Blue Ringed Octopus.
Kellda Centeno
Kellda is an award-winning published underwater photographer and divemaster from the Philippines. She considers Anilao as her diving hometown since it’s just a few hours’ drive. Kellda loves shooting macro subjects and recently caught the blackwater bug! She also likes to travel for wide-angle reefs and big animal encounters. Kellda was inspired to start diving after snorkeling with whalesharks in Donsol, Leyte. After a few years, she bought an underwater housing for a point-and-shoot camera, and then flooded that on the first dive!
Jules Casey
Best known to over 100k Instagram followers as OneBreathDiver, Jules is a passionate marine videographer and photographer who started freedive training in Bali five years ago. Her fascination with the underwater world grew after she picked up a Gopro and started filming behavioral videos, many of her videos have gone viral on social media & she is regularly featured on major broadcasting channels around the world. Almost 2 years ago Jules returned to scuba diving, taking her underwater adventures to another level.
Mike Bartick
Mike began diving in the frigid waters of Southern California where he fell in love with the macro life just offshore. Seeking other subjects to photograph he set out for Indonesia and eventually landed in South East Asia. Mike is now a Full-time Marine Wildlife Photographer and Photo-Pro based in Anilao, Philippines. Named as one of the world’s most inspiring underwater photographers by SDOP in 2016 for his unhinged approach to shooting marine life. Mike is widely published with work appearing monthly in international magazines, websites and internet publications. He is a public speaker and educator conducting underwater photography workshops at Crystal Blue Resort, Anilao Philippines.
