Snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef is one of those bucket-list experiences that really lives up to the hype. It's vibrant, it’s otherworldly, and it’s right on our doorstep here in Port Douglas. And if you’re anything like me (and if you're reading this, I reckon you are), you want to capture it all—not just in your memory, but in your camera too.

Whether above or below the water, many new photographers only take pictures in a horizontal orientation, which can be limiting

With the water temperatures rising to 31 degrees on the surface this week, I decided it might be time to explain what coral bleaching is

Parrotfish get their name from their beak like teeth which they use to break large chunks out of coral.

As more cameras are being made with waterproof abilities, and more nature photographers are venturing into the water, the concept of split s

Anemone fish, or “nemos” as they are now often referred to, live in a symbiotic relationship with an anemone.