Jhon Henriano

Nicholas Kouvaras · Issue 132, May/Jun 2023 · pp. 43–45

Products mentioned: Canon EOS R5, Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L, Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM, Canon RF 28-70mm, Canon EF 8-15mm Fisheye, Canon 5D Mark IV, Sea&Sea Housing, Nauticam Housing, Ninja V monitor, Inon Telescopic Arms, Weefine clamps, Sea & Sea YSD3 Mark II, Inon Z330 Mark II, Weefine Solar Flare 12000lms, Godox M600D, Godox AD600 Pro, Aputure 1200D Pro, Canon EOS C300 Mark III

Indonesia is the world’s biggest polynesia in the world with 17000 islands and it is one of the most popular destinations for underwater photographers. The list with destinations here is endless. Banda Sea for hammerheads, Bali shipwrecks, the mantas and the Mola, Komodo and Raja Ampat with the liveaboards, Lembeh’s muck diving, Bunaken’s walls, Wakatobi’s caves and pristine corals and also destinations not so well known like Alor. Many Photographers, amateur and professional, visit Indonesia for the biodiversity and the photographic opportunities. It is also home to many workshops, competitions and shoot outs. But what is to be a local Underwater photographer here? We asked Jakarta based UW photographer Jhon Henriano. Can you tell us a few things about you? My name is Jhon Henriano, I am working for Indonesia’s National Oil Company, I am the founder of Underwater Studio Jakarta and for …