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My name is Oliver Stubbs.

My whole life and identity are inextricably entwined with my camera, and to say that I make a living behind the lens would be a monumental understatement.

Ever since I was a child, I've been fascinated by the power of photography, the ability to freeze time to immortalize a moment.

At an early age, I discovered a knack for capturing more than just images, but stories, emotions and life itself.

Though looking back, my pictures weren't all too impressive as a child.

But, as I grow older, my fascination turned into a burning passion.

I studied photography at the prestigious University of Art in London and became known by my peers for my evocative storytelling through images.

I had the unique ability to capture the unseen, the unheard, the unspoken, the soul of a scene.

My distinctive style was hailed as revolutionary.

My work spans a range of genres, but my underwater photography has become particularly renowned within my small community.

The unseen world beneath the waves, teeming with life, captivated me, and I devoted myself to capturing it in all its vibrancy and mystery.

My photos, full vivid detail, and the uncanny ability to transport viewers beneath the surface into the heart of the underwater world.

And, at the age of 30, I was awaiting the dreaded burnout my friends had all complained about.

I was a natural choice when the renowned historical and marine research organisation, the Sea Past Society, decided to take on the ambitious task of finding and documenting Reverend Sirod, Britain's own Atlantis.

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