All the photos were taken on the iPhone, I am currently saving up for a big camera. The feather duster worm and small yellow anemone was taken on a Zeiss Microscope.
Jack Reynolds is a marine photographer based out of northern New England. Most of his work is taken on land or onboard fishing vessels but hopes to dip below the surface as his career advances. His goal is to capture photographs that make people stop and think about the ocean and the expanse of its impact. Then to use that art to create dialogue and in turn invoke environmental change.
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