Today’s image is by underwater photographer Zena Holloway. Born in Bahrain in 1973, Holloway grew up in London, where she currently lives and works. At age 18, while working her way around the globe as a scuba diving intstructor, Holloway began experiementing with underwater cameras and gradually taught herself the skills needed to master this most technical of photographic techniques.
Holloway regularly shoots for a variety of magazines and advertising clients who appreciate the unique impact of her colorful dreamlike images.
Most recently, she completed a two year project to illustrate Charles Kinglsey’s 1863 novel “The Water Babies” confirming her as one of the world’s most patient photographers for her ability to work with both animals and children underwater. (bio from ZenaHolloway.com)
To see more of Holloway’s work, visit ZenaHolloway.com.
Nice picture
The photo looks so surreal… ghostly… but beautiful
thanks for linking to her page.
I love this! I always enjoy coming to visit your site:)
I think her work has to be the most beautiful underwater photography I’ve ever seen. Love the Waterbabies as well.
Absolutely breath taking. it took me awhile to figure out where she ends and the coral (?) statue begins.
It’s awesome, breath taking, beautiful!