Underwater Photography

Nikonos V

The Nikonos V is capable of going to 50M and its large, high eye-point viewfinder allows you to see the entire field of view from up to 40mm away whilst wearing a mask. It also has a range of six interchangeable lens available. For extra precision, shutter speeds are quartz-controlled in manual mode.

The first model of this type was not a Nikonos at all. It was an underwater camera manufactured in France from a design by a Belgian engineer called Jean de Wouters, and was named the Calypsophot. It was sold in a box under the La Spirotechnique label; a small company dedicated to underwater equipment and formed by a gentleman called Yves Jacques Cousteau.

Skilled Photographer

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

Talent in Abundance

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

Julianne currently agents: Michael Jung (an Austrian author who specializes in the history of dive technology). Michael is also Hans Hass' (pioneer of Underwater Swimdiving) biographer andJeff Pantukhoff, founder of The Whaleman Foundation. Many of Julianne's clients both present and past have been commissioned by National Geographic, Discovery, 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.