

Sunken
treasures.
Christoph Gerigk loves a good challenge. From wreck diving and underwater archeology to reef expeditions and exciting nature reports: Christoph is always looking for a slightly different perspective, even if it’s not really the most pleasant one. Or maybe that’s why?

A man
of depth.
The deeper the better: Christoph has devoted his work to excavation sites, caves and abandoned wrecks. Even poor visibility cannot deter him from his photo adventures and he enjoys working with special techniques such as UV lamps and remote systems. Stitching has been his specialty for years, as seen above in the shot of the Brothers in Egypt composed of more than 1000 images – and who knows, maybe this was just the beginning…
The housings are designed with a perfect fit while maintaining the characteristics and philosophy of the built-in cameras – simply excellent tools for photographers.
Christoph Gerigk
Note: The images in the gallery were produced for Franck Goddio/Hilti Foundation.
© Christoph Gerigk @ Franck Goddio/Hilti Foundation









Christoph
Gerigk.
Christoph Gerigk was born in Germany and has been dedicated to underwater photography for forty years. His large-format black and white photo book “Geisterschiffe”, published in 1994, achieved cult status. His commissioned work appears in the world’s leading media and the photographic documentation of the discovery of lost ancient cities off Egypt’s Mediterranean coast in collaboration with Franck Goddio has already received two World Press Photo Awards.
Christoph
shoots with
In challenging situations and unusual challenges, a flexible and adaptable equipment is the most important factor. Exciting pictures and professional work can only be achieved with the right tools.