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Malcolm Hey is a photographer, writer and tour leader specialising in the underwater enviroment. His work has been published worldwide and he is regular contributor to British and International magazines.

A British Gas Wildlife Photographer of the Year prizewinner on several occasions, he has won many national and international awards with his underwater images.

He is a fellow of the Royal Photographic Society and a British Sub-Aqua Club First Class Diver. An experienced world traveller, he has visited over 55 countries and dived in 35. He has dived extensively around the British coast, the Red Sea , Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean.

Visit Malcolm's Gallery and enjoy stunning images of the underwater world. From time to time the Gallery exhibits will be changed so add the website to your "favourites". No entrance charge. Look for free - but please respect the copyright.

Another success for Malcolm Hey in the BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2002 Competition! A double-whammy this time winning the "Runner-up" prize in the "Underwater World" category with his photograph of "Bigeye Jacks on the Move" and a "Highly Commended" award in the same category with the image "Goby Resting on Star Coral".

The Photography Yearbook has each year published a compilation of the work of the world's finest photographers and is generally regarded as the most prestigious book of photography published annually. Each volume features some 200 photographs and a select few photographers have been distinguished with a feature portfolio. In it's 67 previous years of publication only two portfolios of underwater photography have been featured; one the work of top American photographers Chris Newbert and Birgitte Wilms and one of Constantinos Petronis of Greece.

The 2003 Yearbook, now on sale worldwide under it's new title the "AAPPL Yearbook of Photography and Imaging (Vol 68)" features a portfolio of Malcolm Hey's underwater images alongside portfolios of other distinguished photographers.