Matador Ambassadors - Jett & Kathryn Britnell.

Our Matador Ambassador profile is now online at Matador Network. Check it out: http://matadornetwork.com/ambassadors/jett-kathryn-britnell/

Some Say Fish Tail Shots Don't Work. What Would Picasso Say?

  

“Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist.” – Pablo Picasso.

Professional Photographers Of Canada (PPOC) Press Releases: Jett Britnell.

"I read the news today, oh boy. About a lucky man who made the grade." - The Beatles.

Two Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC )Association Press Releases with my name on it. Professional Photographers must have an Accreditation in at least one specific genre of photography to advertise themselves as a member of the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC)Association. My submission in the underwater category was singled out as being Excellent Overall and the panel of judges commented, "a great example for this category."

That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for... for... mankind? Naw, that one has been used already. Sounds too moon-landish. How about... We're just happy to have passed the audition. 

Have Sharks, Will Travel: Our Shark Diving Gang!

(Ken Kiefer, Kimber Keating Kiefer, Amanda Cotton, Michael Maes, Ellen Cuylearts, Jett Britnell, Kathryn Britnell, Alex Delong and the incomparable, Miss Margaux Maes)

Over the past year we have dived or snorkeled Tiger Beach, Cat Island, and Isla Mujeres with this family of friends. Some of the nicest peeps you'll ever find living on the 3rd stone from the sun. ;)

“Well, Come See A Fat Old Man Sometime.” – Rooster Cogburn (from the movie, True Grit).

Alex Delong and I made the steep climb up to the toppermost of the highest pyramid in Mexico's Maya world today! At more than 130 feet in height, Nohuch Mul, which means “large mound” in the Mayan language, is located deep inside the jungle and also happens to be the tallest pyramid at Cobá archaeological site in the Yucatán Peninsula. What better place to take a selfie than from the top?

Whale Shark Adventures At Isla Mujeres.

Kathryn and I are spending a few extra days on the Mayan Riviera visiting several Mayan ruins. In the meantime, here are some images from our 4 days of snorkeling approximately 14 to 16 miles offshore at Mexico's, Isla Mujeres. Difficult to describe the emotions of being within touching distance out in the big blue with these magnificent animals.

Ocean Artist Society Members Out For Dinner In Isla Mujeres.

Kathryn and I have spent the past week snorkeling with whale sharks offshore from Isla Mujeres with numerous friends. Last night we enjoyed an intimate dinner for 19 with some major talents who do much good work for the ocean realm.

If a man is known by the company he keeps and how well he keeps it. All these woman pictured here are all such immense talents with brave hearts, passion, drive and determination. We all happen to be members of the Ocean Artists Society. proud to be a fellow member with these remarkable woman. Prouder still to simply be able to call them friends. Pictured here: (Amanda Cotton, Courteny Mattison, Jett Britnell, Ellen Cuylaerts)

Yup, I Shot That! - Scuba & H2O Adventure Magazine's July 2014 Cover Shot.

One of our shark images was selected for the cover of this months issue of Scuba & H2O Adventures Magazine, along with our story about “Sunshine, Lollipops & Tiger Beach!” About our adventure last November on Daniel Botelho's trip with Epic Diving. That's, Nat Geo UW Photographer, Daniel in the background.

Descending Into God’s Back Pocket: Queen Charlotte Strait’s 10 Best Dive Sites

Kathryn and I have a Northwest Dive Feature in the forthcoming July issue of Scuba & H2O Adventures Magazine. The story is “Descending Into God’s Back Pocket: Queen Charlotte Strait’s 10 Best Dive Sites.” 

The online copy has been posted at:
http://www.divenewsnetwork.com/index.php/scuba/scuba/scuba-dive-sites-trips/163-canadadivesites/nwcanada/2520-descending-into-god-s-back-pocket-queen-charlotte-strait-s-10-best-dive-sites