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Dramatic Underwater Portraits That Are Reflective Of Overcoming Troubles In Artist’s Life

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Cheryl Walsh is an Orange County, California based Underwater Fine Art Photographer. Here: Queen Catrina, Jessica Dru in Fiori Couture and Pendragon Costumes.

More info: Cheryl Walsh, Instagram, Facebook (h/t: boredpanda)

Borghild, Jessica Dru in Posh Fairytale couture
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“I shoot underwater because it’s where I feel safe and comfortable. My work comes from a place of weakness, not strength. There is a certain loveliness to that, I think, making something beautiful out of a limitation. I’m an introvert, prone to depression and anxiety and easily overwhelmed when around groups of people. After years of trying to fight it, I’ve accepted that this is the way I am wired,” Cheryl told Bored Panda.

Gift of the Sea, Jessica Dru in Fiori Couture
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“Underwater fine art photography is both an art and a science — you can’t have one without the other. It took me years to figure out the exact science so that I could simply focus on the art. Now that I have that dialed in, it’s just a dream come true to be able to create there. It’s my own private studio, where I can connect with humanity on my own terms.”

Ocean’s Own, Veronica Eshelby
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Whitetail, Mather Louth in her own creation
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Royal Entrance, Corey in Fiori Couture
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Love is love is love is love, Virginia Hankins and Johnny Stix, Finfolk tail
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Albatross, Mather Louth in her own creation
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Poseidon’s Soldier, Jack Laflin in Fiori Couture
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Warrior Aoife, Rachel Day in her own creation and Vera Wang Dress
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Saint Pallidus, Bailey Howe in Fiori Couture and Pendragon Costumes
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Prophecy, Jessica Dru in Fortunate Nora and Hysteria Machine
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Doe, Kiara Belen in Diego Medel Designs
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Crimson Tide, Jessica Dru in Firefly Path
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Rehearsal, RJ in Fiori Couture crown
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