Brontë's Gallery

In the process of descending to the bottom of a private dive site in Campbell River, BC; rays of sunlight filter through the water creating beautiful torquise, green shades.

In the process of descending down to the bottom in a peaceful secluded dive site in Campbell River. 

Nestled between two massive rocks near the bottom of a Campbell River enchanting dive spot; the outline of a snorkeler provides a beatiful addition to this already mystifying photograph. 

Shooting at a few ft. below the surface of a dive location in Campbell river. The image of incoming land creates a look of a majestic river oasis.

In the heart of Campbell River, at a hidden beach dive location, with the sunlight shining through the river creates an illumination down 20-30ft at its finest.

Sitting a few ft. below the service the sun catches the surface illuminating a mermaid-like, algae covered rock. 

I have started my descent down into the underwater caves of a desolute beach location in Campbell River, BC.

Right in between two rock walls, ascending to the surface; the sunlight filters in from the right rock wall creating a spectrum of colour coming out from it in the river of Campbell River, BC. 

This is of me ascending to the surface in Campbell River, BC. This creates a very spirtual shot with the sunlight shining through the crook of my arms, contrasting with the darkness of the surrrounding rocks.

Gordon, my partner, casually floating in on his stomach, somewhere between 10-15 ft. This photograph, I find quite successful as the background helps with the main vocal point (Gordon) to balance the picture quite evenly; I quite value the slight glow from his gloves. 

This, though taken accidently, I found to have turned out very beautifully descending in the Breakwater, Ogden Point; mainly because of the bubbles and their turnout with the daylight shining through them.

Beautiful kelp that looks very clear along with the translucent background of water and sea plants (top left corner). I like this photo as it reveals how beauty isn't always flawless.

Rising to the surface in Ogden Point,  Breakwater, Victoria, and I found a perfect layout for a picture. I love this photo for the clear resolution of the water and sea kelp. Thus, I didn't feel the need to retouch it in any way.

Taken, at depths ranging from 50-60ft, this turtle appears to be gliding down to the ocean floor. 

My sister, Fallyn free diving about 2-4ft below the surface, the crystal clear water provides a beautiful backdrop for the vivid coral and bubbles. 

The turtle's reflection provides an alter ego of itself, situated at 2-4ft below the surface, the sunlight gives off rays that appear to be filtering throughout the water, illuminating the surrounding ocean landscape. 

The turtle has its reflection appearing on the surface. I found this photograph to be quite unique considering the specimen being photographed is consumed of just the turtle and nothing else. 

There appears to be a halo of light surrounding the turtle, while the turtle is crystal clear, its surroundings appear blurred and distant. 

The brain coral of Kauai are equally unique and plentiful, they are outlined with purple and appear muddy brown, they contrast exceedingly well with the outstanding blues of the Kauai ocean. 

If you look very closely you will spot a turtle situated on the upper top part of this photo. I find this utterly unique compared to my other photographs as one has to look for the main focus of the photo. As opposed to simply finding it up-close-and-personal.

This particular sea turtle appears to be gliding in its marine environment. Looking up at this amazing animal provides for an eerily beautiful shot.

The Caves of Kauai are mysterious and unique in the many species of fish who linger nearby, at a maximum depth of 60ft.

The view from open underwater caverns with the sun reflecting off the surface creates a gorgous illumination for this particular shot.

This shot depicts my scuba partner. The sun filters in through the water, and the ocean gives the outer edges of the sun's reflection a lighter blue tint. The colour composition of this photo includes lighter, vibrant colours towards the surface; and darker, somber colours at the bottom.

Taken at a maximum depth of 30-40ft, the bubbles from my buddy, Christina mysteriously rise up from the coral; hence giving it the impression of an illusion.

My partner appears to be playing hide-n-seek behind a tree of brain coral, consealing the majority of her figure.

The beautiful, coral reef seascape of the caverns of Koloa Landing, Kauai down 20-30ft.

A parrotfish is posing for my photograph, it appears to look curious and interested in my camera and myself. 

A turtle is nestled amongst the rocks and nearby fish in an open, underwater cave about 50-60ft below the surface of Koloa Landing, Kauai. 

A snorkeler is floating directly above my position of 60ft. My bubbles float upwards towards the eagily-expentant snorkeler, anticipating their arrival. 

A massive quantity of fish are swarmed as one, contrasting exceedingly well with their yellow tails and the surrounding kaleidoscope of bubbles. 

As the name suggests, these hoops are beneficial for divers undertaking to receive their Advanced Diver specialization credit. Diver's training for being an advanced diver will swim through the hoops in order to maintain their buoyancy. My partner, Christina, is skirting around its perimeters exploring. 

In Kauai, different species of coral are vibrant in colours and numbers, they are home to sea urchins and fish. Diver's will see coral covering the ocean floor, for the majority of their sea exploration.