I started diving while working for the Bermuda Biological Research Station after graduating from Stanford with a degree in Engineering: Product Design in 1998, and started shooting when I began work as a design engineer for Light & Motion in 1999. Working there afforded me the opportunities to dive and take pictures in such wonderful locations as Fiji and the Channel Islands.

These experiences led to an increase in my desire to directly participate in the protection and conservation of our marine ecosystems, and so at the end of 2002 I left my position at Light & Motion and am currently enrolled in the master's program at Moss Landing Marine Labs in Moss Landing, CA, where I work in the Bird, Mammal, and Turtle laboratory. I hope this education in conjunction with my engineering and photography background will allow me to research, document, and educate about our worlds magnificent ocean environment.

This website reflects my passion to stay involved with photography and design (and to help support myself as a student!) Enjoy exploring the site, and feel free to contact me with any questions or comments. For further background, please see my resume.

Elijah S. Woolery

eli@outofthedeepblue.com

All images in this site copyright Elijah Woolery & Out of the Deep Blue. No images may be used in any way without written permission of the owner. Please contact sales@outofthedeepblue.com if you wish to use or publish any of the images on this site.

All underwater images were taken with a Light & Motion Tetra housing for the Olympus 4000 camera.