Julianne Ziefle is an award-winning speaker, photographer and media professional. She has been helping schools in the South Pacific since 1992 and has lectured for 20 years in her local school district.

Julianne is a talented, woman with interests in Underwater Environmental matters, Underwater Filmmaking and Publishing.

Julianne Ziefle enjoys spending her time working in media and education, specializing in the Ocean realm. She is a professional photographer specializing in photographing marine life habitats, corporate annual reports and the Olympic Sport of Competitive Platform and Springboard Diving. UPDATE.

photo by Bob Halstead of Valerie Taylor

New Horizons

During the past years, Julianne has enjoyed watching and photographing Laura Wilkinson's rise to Gold Medal winner of the Women's 10M Platform Diving Event in Sydney 2000 Olympics.  Laura has been preparing for the 2008 Bejing Olympics.

In 2002 Julianne nominated by Hillary Viders, PhD to the Women Diver's Hall of Fame and inducted that same year. 

Julianne and her niece, Amanda, dove with fellow divers on DAN's (Divers Alert Network) Board of Directors retreat a few years ago.We were fortunate to be able to dive NOAA's only underwater scientific habitat in the world in Key Largo while it was still being funded,  That was fun!

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julz2010@gmail.com

Skilled Photographer

As a professional photographer, Julianne's photographs have appeared in numerous diving publications and corporate annual reports, catalogs and newspapers. Her corporate clients include Hitachi, LifeCell, Houston Chronicle, Russian Diving Federation, The Villager, and The Woodlands Athletic Center.

Talent in Abundance

Julianne currently agents: Bob & Dinah Halstead of Papua New Guinea and Granite Sculptor Viktor from Chicago and Michael Jung (an Austrian author who specializes in the history of dive technology).

Julianne represented Prof. Dr. Hans Hass of Austria in 1998 through 2002.  Dr. Hass invented the first re-breather, tho it was flawed.  He also made the Hans Hass Rollemarine Camera.  During his time he made 101 films and wrote about 26 books.  He inspired many of our older generation of scuba divers. Julianne strongly urges young people to learn more about the history of the oceans.  In an effort to help others learn about the works of Hans Hass she helped make 2 National Georgraphic Films, one film for the History Channel's Modern Marvels and a Jack McKenney Productions film, "Oceans History". 

Michael Jung is also Hans Hass' (pioneer of Underwater Swimdiving)

Many of Julianne's clients both present and past have been commissioned by

National Geographic,

Discovery Chanel,

The History Channel

and magazines including

BBC Wildlife Magazine,

International Wildlife Federation,

Dive International,

Skin Diver Magazine,

Sport Diver,

Conde Nast Traveler,

Departures,

and many more.

read about Hans Hass (click >)