Featured Photographers

Weekly Featured Underwater Photographer – Mark Fuller!

Every week we will feature an underwater photographer who managed to leave us breathless.

This week’s feature is Mark Fuller!

© Mark Fuller | Thorny seahorse backlit giving a different aspect to the subject.
© Mark Fuller | Thorny seahorse backlit giving a different aspect to the subject.

About Mark

Mark started his diving when he was just 13 years old in South Africa where he was born and raised. After settling in Israel and working as a diver at a fish farm out in the red sea his passion and journey for underwater photography began. Living so close to the city of Eilat, who’s beaches are at the northern tip of the Red sea, Mark is able to dive and concentrate on his photography all year round.

UW Portrait of Mark by Amir Stern (He's the one in the back, not the other guy...)
UW Portrait of Mark by Amir Stern (He’s the one in the back, not the other guy…)

In this short time Mark has placed in numerous international underwater photography competitions and his images and articles have been published in multiple magazines and photography sites worldwide.
Mark concentrates on always pushing the limits in underwater photography, practicing new techniques, capturing behavior and perfecting portrait, macro and super macro photography. He also enjoys dabbling in the wide angle opportunities the Red sea has to offer.

© Mark Fuller | Lion fish poses for the camera.
© Mark Fuller | Lion fish poses for the camera.

© Mark Fuller | A turtle dives down after a breath of air.
© Mark Fuller | A turtle dives down after a breath of air.

Mark’s Gear

Mark is currently using :

  • Nikon D7000 in an Aquatica housing.
  • 2 x Ikelite Ds 125 strobes
  • Sola 1200
  • Ultralight arms and clamps
  • Stix floats
  • Macro lenses: 60mm and 105mm VR combined with the Subsee +5, +10 diopters.
  • Wide angle : 10.5mm, 17-70mm

© Mark Fuller | Cleaner shrimp gives a baby moray eel a scrubbing.
© Mark Fuller | Cleaner shrimp gives a baby moray eel a scrubbing.

© Mark Fuller | Multiple Lion fish hunting the hundreds of glass fish.
© Mark Fuller | Multiple Lion fish hunting the hundreds of glass fish.

© Mark Fuller | A double exposure of a baby box fish.
© Mark Fuller | A double exposure of a baby box fish.

© Mark Fuller | Clown fish poses in its beautiful anemone.
© Mark Fuller | Clown fish poses in its beautiful anemone.

© Mark Fuller | Pygmy seahorse portrait.
© Mark Fuller | Pygmy seahorse portrait.

© Mark Fuller | Red Girl
© Mark Fuller | Red Girl

© Mark Fuller | Daddy
© Mark Fuller | Daddy

© Mark Fuller | Swirl
© Mark Fuller | Swirl

© Mark Fuller | Mantis Eyes
© Mark Fuller | Mantis Eyes

You can visit mark’s website at www.mark-fuller.com

 

 

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  • Ran Mor

    Ran is a professional photographer for over 14 years. His passion for scuba diving and photography has pushed him to combine his profession and hobby and become a professional underwater photographer. Teaching is one of his greatest passions and over the years he has shared his experience with many divers and aspiring photographers. Along with his wife Danielle, an experienced Scuba Instructor, they have founded Dive and More, leading dive trips and UW photo workshops all over the world. Ran is also an electrical engineer and an avid internet marketing specialist.
    Visit his personal portfolio at www.ranmorphoto.com.

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