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I spend a lot of time with my camera in the ocean, documenting unique sculptures created by liquid motion and sunlight. The way nature can form unusual shapes and patterns compels me to want to capture these ephemeral forms while swimming in the sea. This image was taken mid morning on a South East Australian reef break under a moody sky. Gear: Canon 5DMKIII + Canon 70-200mm 2.8 + Aquatech Waterhousing.

About author:

Hello. My name is Warren Keelan, I am a seascape and ocean photographer living on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. I spend most of my days alongside or within the ocean, interpreting what I see through the medium of digital photography.

I’ve always had a fascination with nature, especially the ocean and its ever changing forms, and I am compelled to capture and share what I feel are special and unique moments in the sea. I love the raw, unpredictable nature of water in motion and the way sunlight brings it all to life, from both above and below the surface. For me, the challenge is creating an image that hopefully tells a story or leaves an impression on the viewer.

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