Beth Watson
Safe House (Single)
DESCRIPTION
Mangroves and Long Finned Batfish (Platax pinnatus)
Raja Ampat, Indonesia
Mangroves are vital to the health and well-being of our marine ecosystems. They help stabilize shorelines, prevent erosion and provide sanctuaries for juvenile fish species. These three juvenile batfish were swimming throughout the perimeter of the mangrove forest. After framing the shot, it was a matter of time until all three batfish turned in unison lining up perfectly parallel to the camera lens. At this special moment, the image was captured.
AUTHOR
"Photography is a niche that allows me to express my creativity which fuels the artistic portion of my soul. My objective is to create unique, impactful, thought-provoking imagery and artwork." ~ Beth Watson
Photography and scuba diving are Beth's passions. She adores the ocean and everything it has to offer. Ultimately, she hopes to raise awareness and inspire others to conserve and preserve our ocean environment.
Beth is fascinated by it all. She enjoys the challenges of photographing wide-angle reefs and wrecks but also has the deepest adoration for the tiniest animals in the sea. She is continually learning and experimenting with techniques and equipment.
Her motivation comes from those around her, their support and encouragement are an inspiration. Beth is an international multi-award winning photographer, a judge for international photo competitions, and invited guest speaker at dive exhibitions and seminars. Her images have been published in books, magazines, newspapers, brochures, websites and have been selected for juried art exhibitions.
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