Ocean Photo Gallery captures the beauty of Nature in High Quality Digital Photo and Giclee Prints. Major technology breakthroughs in fine art digital imaging produce prints of the underwater world in stunning vibrancy and realism. All profit from the sale of these Works of Art will go to support the non-profit Oceans For Youth Foundation.

During the past 30 years, I have had the opportunity to explore the underwater world, and photograph many of its amazing creatures and elements. I am sure many of you have traveled to these wonderfull dive destinations with us, and have many of the same memories of beautifull underwater creatures dancing in the ocean's glow.

While some of us have been lucky enough to photograph these experiences, to others they are truly only fond memories. It is my hope that here you will discover one of those moments, which I have tried to capture on film. We hope that these pictures will remind you of favorite Aggressor voyages, Wayne Hasson signatureor maybe just some of those special creatures we love.

Whichever, I hope that you will enjoy my photographs in your home or office as much as I have enjoyed making them.

Browse through the Galleries, pick the images that you would like to own, then proceed to the "Order Page" to complete your order. Each Photogaph is printed to the highest specifications from Wayne's original transparencies. Each image that you choose is drum scanned with the latest technology, resulting in images of immaculate color and precision.
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There are 3 image types to choose from:

• High Gloss Lithochrome
• Giclée Photo Canvas
• Photo Linen Photo Watercolor

In Addition, you may choose from a variety of sizes from 8" x 12" to 30" x 45"

All profit from the sale of these prints will go to support the non-profit Oceans For Youth Foundation. You can be proud to display your selections and show your support so that future generations may know, love and protect the bounty of the sea.

 

The Oceans For Youth Foundation educational video features Leslie Neelson and Jean-Michael Cousteau. Watch the introduction