Tim Perrault began his diving career in August of 1997, has logged over 1300 dives, and is currently a PADI Master Instructor.

Along the way, Tim discovered underwater photography and the quest for the “best” picture amongst his diving companions. His first camera was a Nikonos 5. With persistence, and a lot of film developing, he found that he had a knack for capturing his subjects. It wasn’t long before he added underwater photography as part of his teaching curriculum.

In 2003, Tim went digital and switched to a Nikon D100 with a Light and Motion Titan housing. He is an active instructor, photographer, and diver in the Pacific Northwest. He has spent time diving all around the world, including Truk Lagoon, Palau, Galapagos, Indonesia, Tahiti, Mexico, and numerous Caribbean locations, photographing the underwater world. Tim enjoys the diving in his own backyard – Puget Sound and British Columbia – with it’s the rich marine life, but he does consider the Galapagos his favorite big “fish” destination, and Lembeh Strait, Indonesia best for “critters” of all kinds.

Tim lives in Seattle, Washington with his wife and two children.