Weekly Featured Photographers – Andrew Lau & Joyce Ng !

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

This week we have a special DOUBLE FEATURE!

Andrew Lau & Joyce Ng are an awesome couple from Hong Kong that happen to be spectacular underwater photographers!

Andrew Lau & Joyce Ng - The coolest UW couple! — Andrew Lau & Joyce Ng – The coolest UW couple!

About Andrew:

“An underwater photographer who has been taking underwater photos for many years. And I am also a certfied PADI instructor.

I hope my photos can let all my friends even those who don’t dive to discover the beauty of the ocean and they can be alerted to protect our ocean.”

Awarded:

2012 :
-Discover Blue Marine Life Photocompetition 2012 ：Most favourite photo

2013 :
-Hong Kong Underwater Photo and Video Competition 2013：Outsatnding award in Macro and Close up group

-Ocean Art Photo Competition 2013：4th place in Novice DSLR

Andrew’s Gear:

Andrew is now using Nikon D7000 with Nauticam housing + dual Sea & Sea YS-250 . He uses the Tokina 10-17mm for wide angle, and the Nikon 60mm and 105mm for Macro.

Andrew’s Photos:

About Joyce:

“Started learning diving in 2011 in Phuket, Thailand. After that, I am addicted to the sea and fall in love with underwater photography. And I am also an underwater photography model.

As living in Hong Kong. South Asia countries are best choices to start my diving journey. Not only the tiny macro creatures, but also the huge sea fans, fishes and sharks make me to pay effort on getting great images of them.

Every diving trips also enhance my attention to protect the ocean. I hope to continue my diving journey as life long.

My work has also been published in the diving magazine EZ Dive.”

Awarded:

2012:
-Discover Blue Marine Life Photo Competition 2012 ：Winner of Compact camera group

2013 :
-Ocean Art Photo Competition 2013：Honorable Mention in Novice DSLR

Joyce’s Gear:

Joyce is currently using Olympus E-PL5 with original Olympus housing + dual Sea & Sea YS-D1. She uses the Olympus 60mm for macro and the Panasonic 8mm for wide angle.