Jillian grew up on a lake in Maine and her love for water started at an early age. Snorkeling with manatees at the age of 9 solidified here desire to work with marine animals. An internship with Mote Marine Lab's Center for Shark Research sparked her continuing exploration & research of sharks around the world.

After graduating from the University of New England with a degree in behavioral biology, she took a job as divemaster/naturalist & crew on a research vessel based in Key West. Onboard Jillian worked with Captain Tim Taylor, National Geographic, Mote Marine Lab, Wes Pratt & Jeff Carrier, Sylvia Earl, NOAA, National Marine Sanctuaries, Dr. Samuel Gruber and REEF. It was during this time that Jillian was first introduced to underwater photography and video. Projects included deep reef exploration, National Geographic Critter Cam deployment, lemon shark tagging and study, nurse shark tagging and study, Atlantic spotted dolphin observation and video and several Explorer's Club Flag Expeditions.

Jillian then traveled to California as a naturalist and onstaff biologist for white shark cage diving in the Farallon islands. Working with Incredible Adventures and Ocean Outreach, a non profit organization, she taught passengers the importance of conservation. Working with the same companies she now leads tiger shark cage dives in the Bahamas.

Upon returning to South Florida, Jillian bought her first underwater camera setup and began shooting her adventures. Her next destination was a remote part of Western Australia as part of the Shark Bay Ecosystem Research Project. Shark Bay is home to the largest seagrass beds in the world and provides a unique ecosystem comprised of tiger sharks, marine turtles, dugongs, rays & dolphins. The project involved tagging, observation, video, photography, tracking and analysis of tiger sharks and marine turtles. In between travel and research projects, Jillian continued her dive education and eventually earned her rescue diver, divemaster & Open Water Scuba Instructor Certifications. Her photos have been published on Forbes Online and in Sport Diver Magazine. Jillian joined the H2O Photo Pros staff as a dive expedition leader and onstaff marine biologist. She is also available for underwater modeling.

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His love of the sea has taken him all over the world looking for ways to capture dynamic portraits of its creatures large and small. He hopes that through the viewing of these images people will someday learn to appreciate and understand the awesome beauty and fragile nature of the oceans and to ultimately change some of the detrimental practices of humankind toward the sea.

A native of California he spends much of his time diving and photographing the rich temperate waters of his home state but also travels abroad several months each year to create new images for his stock file. A Scuba Instructor since 1980, he picked up his first underwater camera that same year and slowly converted from underwater hunting to the challenges of underwater photography. It was the slower pace of observing and trying to approach marine life closely that helped him to see and understand the intricacies and miracles of the ocean ecosystem. As he learned to appreciate the living sea, his photographic skills also grew and now he is one of a fortunate few that earn a living as an underwater photographer. His work has been featured in hundreds of books, magazines, calendars, posters, catalogs and advertisements. In addition, some of his images are on display at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Smithsonian Institute.

Andy's camera ais comprised of 2 Canon 5D cameras with Sea & Sea Housings, a set of YS120 and YS110 strobes, and of course the Sea & Sea TTL Converter!

You can visit Andrew's website to review the work he produces and you can contact him directly for image license requests, underwater photo classes, photo expeditions, seminars and presentations via his website

Annie Crawley has lived and worked around the world for the past 15 years from Indonesia to Galapagos, Belize to Papua New Guinea. Originally from Chicago, Annie now lives in Santa Barbara, CA. She works as a producer, photographer, dive instructor, captain and educator. Annie's work has been published and broadcast worldwide. Her personal mission: "To educate and create entertaining multi-media programs to stimulate and educate the world into protecting our oceans." Annie's recent work includes, Ocean Life from A to Z
created with Reader's Digest Children's Publishing; Dive Into Your Imagination, a series of DVD's for children pre-K and up; The Camera Coach, Your Guide to Creating Underwater Video, the first ever instructional DVD teaching you how to shoot and edit underwater video; and Visions of the Sea, a DVD for all ocean lovers taking you on a journey around the world. You can view Annie's work at: www.anniecrawley.com

Annie is the lead instructor in Underwater Video for H2O Photo Pros. From private classes through our worldwide seminar based expeditions, H2O Photo Pros is your headquarters for Underwater Video Instruction and Equipment. Annie's choice for shooting underwater video is the Panasonic HVX200 camcorder in a Gates Housing with the Green Force Squid 250 HID lights.

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