About

The time frame that nature changes should be invisible to any individual person, yet we find ourselves living at a time when change is happening rapidly, even on the human time scale. Using my skills as a professional nature photographer, I strive to document and share the dramatic beauty of the natural world that is under pressure from human population and Climate Change. Through story-telling, I hope to inspire people to explore the natural world and raise awareness of our shrinking wild places.

Scott and Carolita McGee exploring a WA DNR old growth forest

Scott McGee being interviewed for the ‘Last Stand: Saving the Elwha River’s Legacy Forests‘ documentary

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Thanks,
Scott
adventurephoto@forest2sea.com
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• Digital ad for Luminox featuring an underwater photo of Scott Cassell taken during the 30 Mile Dive attempt – See Published Work below
• South Korea’s Scuba Diver Magazine Volume 181 (September/October 2017)
• Inside Cover of the April 2016 science journal Metallomics – See Published Work below
• First Place in the Liquid Capture: Masters of Underwater Photography at the Oceanside Museum of Art
• Semi-finalist with the diver portrait “A Creature Emerges” in the 2013 Nature’s Best Ocean Views Photo Contest
• Discovery.com News – See Published Work below
• California Diver Magazine  – See Published Work below
• Shark Diver Magazine  – See Published Work below
• California Diving News  – See Published Work below
• Reef.org  – See Published Work below
• San Diego Coastkeeper Brochures
• San Diego’s diving community calendars for 2009, 2010 and 2011
• Slugsite Opisthobranch of the Week  – See Published Work below
• Certainly More Than You Want to Know About the Fishes of the Pacific Coast by Milton Love

Photo by Erin Severinski of Wandering Joy Campground