I’m a Canadian-born photographer who spends her time between homes near Toronto, Canada and Cape Town, South Africa. I’ve had a passion for photography since I picked up my first Nikon as a small child. Fast forward to today, and I’m using that passion to enable change in my community and throughout the world. Ever since I started diving with sharks back in 2015, I have been ruthlessly fighting to engage the general public on the significance of sharks and the ocean as a whole. I want to utilize my skills in photography to convey the beauty and emotion that sits just behind the eyes of every animal I encounter.
Rainbow on Loggerhead © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Coming in for the close up © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Black water, beautiful shark © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
f/8 • 1/500 • ISO 160 © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Baby dolphin © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
f/8 • 1/400 • ISO 640 © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Dolphin bellies © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Sea turtle side eye © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Smiley © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
f/6.3 • 1/200 • ISO 320 © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Raggie © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
f/6.3 • 1/200 • ISO 250 © 2022 Andrea Kozlovic
Andrea Kozlovic is a relentless defender of all those who can not defend themselves. Using her underwater photography, Andrea hopes to convey the deep emotion marine animals experience in an effort to help establish a human-animal connection so that we might better nurture our oceans and its creatures. Whether Andrea is in South Africa, the Bahamas, or Canada, you can find her underwater studying and photographing our most precious marine life. Andrea uses the Nikon D7200, dual Strobes, and a mounted GoPro. Follow her journey on Instagram and Facebook @makingwavesphoto or her website www.makingwavesphoto.com
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Dolphin Photography Underwater Camera Settings
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Techniques for Photographing Sharks
Turtle Photography Underwater Camera Settings
