2018-Latest
Welcome to the 2018 page of Trevor Rees Photography.
Updated monthly with the aim of showing something new - either from the latest dive or from an image produced or shown recently.
Updated monthly with the aim of showing something new - either from the latest dive or from an image produced or shown recently.
British Wildlife Photography Awards (BWPA) - November 2018
Sun star and kelp scene from Scotland's West coast ...more
British & Irish Underwater Photography Championship (BIUPC) - September 2018
Close-up image of a jewel anemone wins the day - 'Champion' ...more
British & Irish Underwater Photography Championship (BIUPC) - September 2018
Diver on the wreck of the wreck of the James Egan Layne wins Wide-angle category. ...more
National marine aquarium print display, Plymouth - September 2018
20 British prints from Underwater Photographer of the year (UWP 2018) on display ...more
Diving the Helford estuary in Connwall - August 2018
Parasitic anemone (Calliactis parasitica) with hermit crabs ...more
Crawfish numbers seem to be increasing - July 2018
Crawfish -or spiny lobster (Palimurus elephas) ...more
Shooting with the Nauticam WACP, Porthkerris - June 2018
Nauticam's Wide Angle Corrector Port - Testing and Review ...more
Nudibranchs from Scotland's West coast - June 2018
Diving at Loch Carron and there are lots of the sea slug Edmundsella pedata ...more
Jewel anemones at the Eddystone - May 2018
Photographing jewel anemones at the Eddystone lighthouse reef ...more
Easter diving at Loch Carron and Sea toads - April 2018
The Sea toad (Hyas araneus) or great spider crab ...more
Flatfish at Loch Linnhe, Oban - February 2018
A dab (Limanda limanda) from near Dunollie castle, ...more
First salt water dive of the year at Loch Leven - February 2018
The phosphorescent sea pen (Pennatula phosphorea) ...more
Underwater Photographer of the Year, results are out - February 2018
British Wide Angle 'Commended' ...more
100 hits per month to www.trevorrreesphotography.co.uk
Over 100 hits per month to this web site continues. Interesting perhaps? ...more