Started Cave Diving, Guiding and learning the Cave Systems as there are 5000+ Cenotes and a world of KM ́s underground rivers with a lot of Complex Navigation, learning routes and mapping for personal knowledge the different alternatives, connecting and finding the best places around the Caves.

In 2015 I bought my first DSLR Camera, a Nikon D300 with a Sea&Sea Housing with a Tokina 10-17 to start learning photography, first out of the water and then In Cenotes. At first it was a difficult process as I did not have a clear Idea of the best way to do it, so a lot of trial and error.

After 1 year, I bought a Second DSLR a Nikon D810 full frame and more modern equipment, as In pure dark Caves It is hard for the Camera to Focus, and my Idea was always to get depth of field,no strobes, just 2 very small video lights on Camera for Portrait, and a lot of Light on Divers or Planted in the Cave or just simply capture the natural light of the Cenotes as they have some of the most amazing rays crystal clear water combined with massive entrances make them everyone a Super Photogenic Scenario.

Clouds of Hydrogen Sulfide, Haloclines, and the most Amazing Speleothems, makes the Place a wonderworld to explore and Capture thru a lens, reason why up to today I continue to Dive and create as many images as I can, as it's a fragile place, planing, briefing, understanding communication and safety drills are up most important, one always must be focused and follow procedures and never forget what ones is doing down there, as mistakes are paid very expensive.

Over years fatalities occur, and photos are of limited time down there. One must be very efficient or go back another day. Still with proper training and guidance, there is so much, one can only dream of seeing it all. Main Style is to Capture Big Rooms, Formations and Textures, Dark or Light , I'll take them all On!