Stephen Frink

Stephen Frink is the world\'s most frequently published underwater photographer with editorial work appearing in RODALE\'S SCUBA DIVING for whom he is Director of Photography and writes a monthly column on underwater photo trends and techniques. His work has also been published in a wide variety of general interest publications such as NATURAL HISTORY, GLAMOUR, TIME, NEWSWEEK, ISLANDS, TRAVEL AND LEISURE, ESQUIRE, FORTUNE, MONEY, as well as numerous NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC publications. Frink has authored a coffee table book entitled WONDERS OF THE REEF, and teaches the Stephen Frink School of Underwater Photography in his home waters of Key Largo, Florida. Frink wrote a textbook for Nikon, THE NIKONOS SYSTEM, and other books to which Frink was a major contributor include UNDERWATER PARADISE and GREAT CORAL REEFS.

What do I look for in a dive operator - The ability to deliver my technical necessities ... Nitrox, quality boat, ideally a relationship with a nearby resort ... and to share my passion for the UW experience. The boat should be photo-friendly, and the staff should understand my needs; but being able to relate to my image quest is definitely a plus.