It’s official! I will be returning to Myanmar and Thailand in 2016 for yet another exciting Ray Of Hope Expedition! Spots are now OPEN to join in on this exciting adventure aboard MV Giamani! Be prepared for 23 varied dives spread across the region to find the elusive giant manta rays and visit a remote community of Moken sea gypsies. Expect close encounters with giant mantas, surprise whale shark encounters, schools of pelagic fish and a myriad of other tiny vibrant critters

Over the years I have been lucky to travel to some incredible places, dive breathtaking sites and come face to face with rare or endangered species. The whole while I captured bits of video footage, but never really did anything with it... so today I decided to start playing around with it! Below is the first short video to come out of this project, an overview of these breathtaking experiences viewed through my eyes and breaths. I already predict there will be a few more sho

What a crazy year it's been! In 2016 I boarded 22 flights, went on 7 overseas trips to 6 different countries, had a few additional domestic adventures, and made some unforgettable memories: swimming in the middle of a humpback whale heat run in Tonga, researching reef sharks in remote pristine reefs of New Caledonia, leading conservation dive expeditions to remote Myammar, working with the BBC, diving with blue sharks and filming a documentary during the Sardine Run in South

Very humbled (and surprised!) to have one of my images from my trip to Tonga earlier this year receive a Honorable Mention at the 2016 International Monochrome Awards, amongst a selection of over 8,000 incredible images! Thank you to Whales Underwater for inviting me to come witness such breathtaking experiences, to Canon Australia for the trusty world-leading camera gear, and most importantly, thank you to all of you for your continuous support and appreciation of my love fo

Very Honoured to have my work and love for the ocean featured in the Daily Telegraph today! Have a read at the full article here: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/mosman-daily/mosman-photographer-fabrice-jaine-receives-honourable-mention-for-photo-of-humpback-whale-in-tonga/news-story/f82612a7130d80d3106399b0e49d4ad3

"Perhaps his lifelong fascination with the ocean is what makes Fabrice's imagery so intoxicating. His images encapsulate the essence of our ocean and engage viewers with their moody nature. They create a sense of wonder and exploration, and remind us that there is still so much to discover on our ocean planet." Very excited to announce that this week I am featured as Dive Photo Guide's Photographer of the Week! I am very humbled by the kind words used to describe my work and

In this new study published in Nature Scientific Data we collated 49 million detections from 117 marine species tracked via acoustic telemetry over the past 10 years and developed a robust quality control procedure to provide the Australian research community with an open-source dataset that will form a solid basis to examining the effects of environmental change. This works was led by a team of researchers from the Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS), the Australian Oc