
William Drumm — Selected Work
Life Through Water
Underwater wildlife, the human figure beneath the surface, and commissioned work. Every frame came off a real expedition or a real job.
The animal decides how close I get.
Everything else is my problem.
Scuba, freediving, or whatever the shot takes — the technique gets picked for the animal and the conditions, not the other way around. That decides the rest of it: the distance, the angle, the light I get and the light I don’t. Prints are available from most of these frames, and five percent of every sale goes back to the ocean.
The Encounter
Wild animals in open water. These come from expeditions I go back to year after year, and every frame here came down to the animal choosing to stay.
Liquid Form
The human figure underwater, in cenotes, flooded caves and Florida springs. Freshwater holds light differently than the ocean does, and this series is built on that.
Commissioned
Commissioned commercial and editorial work. Product, athlete and environment, all of it shot on location in the water rather than built afterward.
Take one home
Most of these frames print at large sizes on Hahnemühle German Etching paper, canvas, or ChromaLuxe metal. Every print ships with a certificate of authenticity, and five percent of every sale goes back to the ocean.
Hire or license
Commercial and editorial commissions, underwater and topside. Existing frames are available for editorial, commercial and personal licensing.
