What started as a stint in the U.S. Foreign Services became a passion for underwater photography. Tony Doggett shares some of his favorite finds from Egypt to Indonesia. Tony's setup: Red Sea photos were taken using a Nikon D7100 in an Ikelite Underwater Housing, Nikkor 10-24 lens with the Ikelite 8inch Dome Port, and dual DS160 Strobes. Flores Sea photos were taken using a Sony A6300 Mirrorless inside an Ikelite Underwater Housing, Sony 10-18mm lens with the Ikelite 6inch Zoom Dome Port, and dual DS160 Strobes.
"Starburst" Feather Duster Worm | Flores Sea, Indonesia © Tony Doggett 2021
"Aquarium" | Red Sea, Egypt © Tony Doggett 2021
"Jewel" Giant Glam | Red Sea, Egypt © Tony Doggett 2021
"Protector" Anemone Fish | Flores Sea, Indonesia © Tony Doggett 2021
"Red Jewel" Crinoid | Flores Sea, Indonesia © Tony Doggett 2021
"Anemone Garden" | Flores Sea, Indonesia © Tony Doggett 2021
"Why the Long Face?" | Red Sea, Egypt © Tony Doggett 2021
"I'm Only Sleeping" Parrot Fish | Red Sea, Egypt © Tony Doggett 2021
"Not Speaking" Anemone Fish | Flores Sea, Indonesia © Tony Doggett 2021
"Coming Up" Damsel Fish | Red Sea, Egypt © Tony Doggett 2021
Clinton "Tony" Doggett became captivated by the sea the moment he stuck his head into the water off the coast of Na Trang, Vietnam at the age of twelve. Later in life he joined the U.S. Foreign Service and was posted to Egypt, where he was certified and became an avid underwater photographer. More of Tony's underwater photos and other shots from around the world can be found at his website.
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