With the increasing awareness of and interest in shipwrecks, he has become the foremost provider of underwater shipwreck images. He can provide photos of such famous wrecks as the Andrea Doria, Lusitania, Monitor, Empress of Ireland - and a host of other lesser known wrecks found along the American east coast and in the Great Lakes. He possesses a huge stock of images of shipwreck artifacts in situ: portholes, deadeyes, helms, telegraphs, steam whistles, propellers, bells - even figureheads, tanks, deck guns, and munitions. If it was part of a ship, Gary probably has a photo of one - from dramatic ambient light distant silhouettes to colorful strobe-lighted close-ups. Go to Underwater Presentations to see selected highlights of specific shipwrecks and locations.

His marine life photography ranges from macro shots of barnacles, anemones, and moon jellies to close-ups of wreck and reef inhabitants (including lobsters) to large marine animals such as sharks, whales, and porpoises. His strong point is the cold water environment, although he also has pictures of warm water corals and creatures.

Gary has a huge selection of outdoor scenery: snow-covered forests, majestic mountains, western deserts and canyons, wild and wonderful rivers. For a more detailed description of the geographic areas available, go to Outdoor Presentations.