Underwater photography is not just what I do—it is my passion. On my very first open-water training dive, a school of fish encircled me. The experience was pure magic, and from that moment on, I knew I had to photograph the underwater world. A camera has been in my hands ever since. I never imagined that this passion would lead to my work being featured in National Geographic, the Smithsonian, and multiple publications including Flight Journal and Madagascar In-Flight Magazine.

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I have spent years refining my craft, driven by a desire to create powerful, authentic images that reveal both the beauty and emotion found beneath the surface.

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Art has always been part of who I am. Although my mother was a photographer, it wasn’t until I discovered the ocean that photography truly became my calling. Beneath the surface, I found a world that demands to be shared. I feel a responsibility to bring back images for those who may never experience it firsthand—capturing moments that preserve not only what I saw, but how it felt.

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Each photograph holds a memory. Underwater, I find freedom, weightlessness, and constant discovery. Every dive offers a new perspective, a new story, and a renewed sense of wonder.

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I have traveled extensively, photographing subjects that range from historic shipwrecks and powerful apex predators to the intricate details of the smallest nudibranchs. Whether shooting wide-angle scenes or macro imagery, I approach every image with the same intention: to tell a story, regardless of scale.

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Thank you for visiting my portfolio and exploring my work. Fine art prints are available for purchase, and I welcome inquiries regarding collaborations, publications, or future projects.

Please feel free to contact me at ScubaChickPhotography@gmail.com