Jez Tryner is an underwater cameraman and photo journalist working around Asia for the last 15 years.

An explosion of reef - © Jez Tryner
Jez Tryner - Premier liveaboard diving
 Glassfish blanket - © Jez Tryner

This website is for showcasing the photographic services I offer and and also serves as an underwater video and photo stock library.
If you are interested in hearing more about the liveaboard diving trips I promote please visit my sister site - Premier liveaboard divng or read some of my magazine articles online
Coming soon - My fine art department for limited edition high quality prints for your home or office
Fine art department - underwater prints for sale
Please don't forget to check out my cheap liveaboard trip offers.
Manta over the reef - © Jez Tryner
Shark swimming through the glassfish - © Jez Tryner
Whale shark over the reef - © Jez Tryner

Information about
● Diving Maldives ● Diving Komodo ● Diving Thailand ● Diving Raja Ampat ● Diving Palau ● Diving Sulawesi ● Diving Indonesia ●

Cover shot Fins magazine
www.finsonline.com
National Geographic cover shot
National geographic
FINS cover shot issue 5.6
www.finsonline.com
Cover shot Asian diver
www.asiandiver.com
Cover Dan Alert diver
DAN Divers alert

Cv / Resume - Jez Tryner
Professional underwater camerman and travel agent.
Nationality: English
Age: 44

Photographic experience :

Numerous Cover shots, published articles and photographs in many major magazines and books including
National geographic (USA), BBC focus (UK), Asian diver (Singapore), Dive (UK), Fins (Thailand), Sportdiver (UK), Sport diving (US), Unterwasser (Germany), DAN Alert diver (US), Bangkok airways in-flight magazine (Thailand), and Scuba diver Australasia (Australia) creating a large underwater photo stock library from around Asia.

Filming Experience :

Over 6000 dives from a period of over 15 years of being an underwater camerman including documentaries and segments for Discovery, Nat Geo, American, Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, Singaporean, Indonesian, Turkish and Philippino television creating a large underwater video stock footage library from all around Asia.

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