Steve Jones (underwater photographer)

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Steve Jones

Steve Jones (born 1971) is an award winning^{[citation needed]} wildlife photographer, specialising in the underwater domain.

Jones was born in Aberdare, Wales, and is a contributing photojournalist to Europe's largest underwater publication, Tauchen (Germany). He learned to dive when he was 14, and has been taking photographs since the age of 8. In 1999 he joined the Rock Lake Research Society and has been diving there for years. He works on occasion with Lloyd Hornsbostel, the organization's chief geologist. Jones worked taking digital pictures of marine wildlife in places such as Maldives and the Red Sea, where he captured a few frames of the Giannis D. wreck.