With his many years of experience and tireless commitment, Michael Aw is one of the most well-known underwater photographers in the world. He regularly travels to the farthest corners of the world, where he goes on new adventures, expeditions and research trips with his dedicated Ocean Geographic team.
“24 Hours Beneath the Rainbow Sea” was one of his first expeditions to the Maldives and as project leader of the Elysium Epic Expeditions, the world’s most influential photographers and scientists documented the biodiversity and climate change in the Antarctic and Arctic. His Ocean Geographic Society recently led him into the heart of the Coral Triangle and his exciting adventures can now be followed in 38 books.
Michael Aw lives and works in Sydney as a wildlife photographer, author and expedition leader. In addition to the “Wildlife Photographer of the Year” and more than 65 international photo awards, he was recognized as one of the most influential nature photographers in the world. As a member of the Explorer Club NY and International League of Conservation Photographers, his essays and images have been featured in publications such as BBC Wildlife, GEO, National Geographic and The Times. Between work, he enjoys being underwater, exploring the depths of the Arctic as well as tropical waters.
In challenging situations and on unusual assignments, flexible and adaptable equipment is the most important factor. Exciting pictures and professional work can only be achieved with the right tools.
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