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Capturing the essence of the great outdoors with professional photographer Matt Addington in this profile feature tracks his trajectory from art teacher to commercial outdoor industry story teller. Matt uses the Outex underwater housing system to differentiate himself from other photographers by going places that most of the world doesn't see. His fishing photos show the interaction between fishermen and the fish. He loves Outex for its imaging quality, universal compatibility, modular design, and travel friendliness.

Outex underwater housing ambassador Kristina Sherk is headshot photographer and a high-end photo retoucher specializing in realistic retouching. She's a contributing educational author for publications like Shutter Magazine, Photoshop User Magazine, and Lightroom Magazine. She is also the author behind Photoshop Cafe's Fashion Retouching DVD. Her more reputable corporate clients include National Public Radio, Time Inc., XM Satellite Radio, Cotton Inc., and most recently, Hasselblad.

Professional photographer Eric Barnabe of the Cote Azur region of France reviews the Outex underwater housing system for a French YouTube channel that focuses on sports, snorkeling, and photography.  Eric was interviewed about his choice of waterproof camera cases for water photography. In this review Eric highlights some of his favorite attributes of the Outex waterproof camera cases for Mirrorless, DSLR, and other removable-lens cameras. They include it's practicality and efficiency. The malleable case allows him to use his various cameras and lenses with the same housing. It also uses optical glass ports, not acrylic. It's small and lightweight, which is travel friendly, and much more affordable than hard-case housings, which use acrylic ports, are specific to a single camera, and much more cumbersome for transport & use.

TPS Photographer is a group of professional, certified photographers from Morganton, NC that specializes in portraiture, sports, and family work.  They've used Outex cases for years to help differentiate their work, and create unique, memorable shots their customers love.

Michael O. Snyder is a photographer, filmmaker, and scientist  who uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and environmental conservation to create narratives that connect people to the other-than-human-world and drive social change.  As founder of Interdependent Pictures, he has directed films in the Arctic, the Amazon, the Himalaya, East Africa, and his home in rural Appalachia.  Michael is an Outex underwater housing system ambassador. 

Olympian turned sports photographer rediscovering buzz of competition, Bryan Keane relies on Outex underwater housing system to capture the emotions and action of his subjects, swimming, cycling, running, triathlon, and other sports for various publications, including the Irish Examiner.

The Belgian photographer Vincent Legrand has completely been addicted by animals & birds since childhood.  He quickly combined his passion with a great interest of photography because he always keen to show the beauty of nature in image.  That’s why he studies a wide range of technical photography to be able to face to every eventualities. The animals are very unpredictable but if you know your subject very well, it’s only a matter of skills, time & luck. The gear of a wildlife photographer has always been heavy and cumbersome because in the backpack you have to share the space between big lens, cameras, bins, drone, flash and some cameratrap.Unfortunately there was no more room for an expensive waterproof case ... Until OUTEX comes on the market !!! With OUTEX, the range of photography widens a little more without neglecting the weight, perfect !!!Vincent using mostly OUTEX for snorkeling with sea-life but also during rain conditionUsing social network, photographic agency & magazines to spread his work, however he never stop looking a step forward for his next targeted species !

Outex ambassador and underwater photographer Paul Toma showcases his love for the ocean and all things underwater.

As a Florida native, John Starrett grew up in the water. From surfing to free diving, he has always been immersed in the water culture and water man lifestyle. It is because of this love affair with all things liquid he has used his imagery to raise awareness of our dying Florida Springs and our vanishing marine life; both within salt and fresh water environments. He continues to work with several conservation agencies and groups, in hopes to inspire future generations to carry on in the efforts to protect and nurture our marine waterways, lakes and oceans.

A photographer and creative artist, Daniel’s roots to his passion, culture, and landscape photography originate from Terrasini, Sicily where his great-grandfather, Alessandro Leonardo Bommarito, was born. Alessandro’s life-long pursuit of his dreams of a better life and to produce meaningful work was passed to his son, George, and today the flame of this torch is carried onward by Daniel. A United States Navy Veteran, Daniel was born in Eugene, Oregon. He grew up spending countless days and nights in the frigid cold winters of the Pacific Northwest, and the brutally hot summers of Nevada and Arizona learning about photography, mother nature, and the elements of life. It’s here where he found himself, his creative spirit, and the magic of using a camera as a medium of self-expression and storytelling.  Daniel relies on Outex underwater housings for much of his outdoor photography work.

Mango Street's first adventure into Underwater Photography with the new Outex clear cover housing system in January of 2018.

The adventure doctor and athlete has many pioneering achievements, mostly in outdoor activities.  Born on May 14, 1982, in São Paulo, Brazil, Karina had a fascination for adventure and adrenaline. At 12 she made her first parachute jump (double) and completed a first scuba diving class. By 17 she was already a two-time Brazilian wakeboard champion in addition to being three-time champion Snowboarder record holder free diver.  Today she practices many other sports, practices medicine as a search & rescue emergency doctor, and is a certified helicopter pilot.  In 2006, when she began hosting for SportsTV Impact Zone TV show.  Karina Oliani is the first Brazilian doctor to have the title of specialist in emergency medicine and rescue in remote areas. She was the founder and first president of ABMAR (Brazilian Association of Remote Areas Medicine and Adventure Sports). She's also CEO of Pitaya Filmes and has directed and produced dozens of series on Brazilian television.  Her work has won several awards, including best hostess at the Sao Paulo Film and Television Festival . Between her social medical expeditions and her personal travel Karina has visited 110 countries. She climbed Everest on both sides (north and south) and was the first person in the world to climb the 25th of April Bridge, considered the most beautiful in Europe.  She was also the first to cross the largest lava lake on the planet; Erta Ale volcano.