Andrew Sallmon is a freelance underwater and nature photographer who specializes in images of marine life and the marine environment. His love of the sea came at the early age of 5 when his father first swam him through the surf of coastal California. He took up Scuba diving in 1979 and became a Scuba Instructor by the end of 1980. Picking up his first underwater camera that same year, he is now one of the fortunate few that earn a living as an underwater photographer. Along with his skill as an underwater cameraman he is well known for his digital imaging and underwater photography workshops, seminars and classes.

His images and articles have been featured in dozens of diving, science and natural history related magazines and books, and published in numerous marine life calendars, greeting cards and posters.

Andrew performs location assignment shoots for commercial clients, traveling worldwide, and provides stock photography. His artwork is being used in permanent displays at both the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Smithsonian Institute. Various aquariums and natural history museums throughout the U.S also display his work.

Please visit his website at www.seait.com for more information.

Send Andy email at andy@seait.com