Celebrating inspirational women in ocean photography. Here’s to the boundary-pushers and innovators; the pioneering spirits and the resolute; the forward-thinkers and the cause committed. Here’s to femininity, without compromise.
Which female photographer most inspires you? Local or international, amateur or professional, famous or not.
Let’s raise them up. Let’s inspire the next generation of ocean women through their example. Let’s push for parity.
JENNY STOCK
WINNER
Jenny Stock is a British underwater photographer, wildlife documentary filmmaker, writer and ocean advocate whose work spans the globe. Through her photography, filmmaking and writing, she brings the beauty and wonder of the underwater world to a wide audience while encouraging more women to pursue underwater photography. Having worked extensively in wildlife television, including productions for the BBC and National Geographic, and as a professional diver on film and television projects, Jenny uses storytelling to inspire a deeper connection with the ocean and the need to protect it.
“To be nominated by fellow ocean photographers means more to me than I can easily express – this community is everything. The Female Fifty Fathoms Award is particularly special because it celebrates the achievements and passion of women in ocean photography, and the women who have previously won it are exceptionally talented, so it’s a privilege to join their ranks. The connection to the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms watch – diving’s most iconic timepiece – makes it even more extraordinary. I’m honoured beyond measure, and I hope this recognition inspires more women to pick up a camera and discover the magic that’s beneath the surface.”