Brent Washburn Underwater Photography
Dive in with me
The View From Below
Two-thirds of our blue planet is water, containing vibrancy and wealth not found anywhere else on earth. I've brought these images to the surface for everyone to enjoy.
The ocean has always been my refuge
To simply witness it was enough
But to capture it was magic
Growing up a few blocks from the beach on Florida's Spacecoast was all it took to get hooked on the luster of the ocean. There was little to do besides the beach or the Indian River Lagoon. Surfing and diving soon became the two biggest drivers in my life. Starting with a GoPro, I learned how much fun it was to capture these unique moments.
Exclusive Prints
Extremely Limited Quantities
Bring the ocean into your home, office, or gallery with one of my prints.
Collected and curated throughout my 12 years, capturing the splendor of the ocean. These are my favorite shots, and now I'm sharing them with you.
Order yours today on high-quality canvas or metal. Each image is limited to ten prints, visually inspected, and hand inscribed before finding its forever home with you.
My Portfolio
Get a feel for the style of my underwater photography by viewing my portfolioβ12 years in the making.
I'm so excited to have all my best shots in this one place to share with everyone. Some have proven timeless, spanning camera upgrades and stylistic growth. Some are shots that have deep meaning to me because of the experience with the animal or the reef itself. And some I've believed in enough to submit for awards.
Underwater Photos
The cumulation of 12 years spanning several cameras. Lightroom doesn't seem to mind.
Underwater Videos
While I enjoy photography more than videography, I plan on doing more video.
Hours Spent Underwater
Not nearly enough! Many, many more planned for the future.
"Everyone, everywhere is inextricably connected to and utterly dependent upon the existence of the sea."
βIf we wipe out the fish, the oceans are going to die. If the oceans die, we die. We canβt live on this planet with a dead ocean.β
It is hard to grasp the prospect of seas so compromised that they no longer sustain the ecological processes that we take for granted an upon which our comfort, pleasure, and perhaps even our very existence depends.
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