There are no career guidelines offered for a life as a marine photographer. For Shooting H20, Rick Tomlinson has had to find his own path. This book tells the story of that journey - from his initial role as boat builder/sailor in his first Whitbread Race in 1985 to a photographic assignment for the National Geographic in his last (1997 EF). Now in its second edition with 2 additional chapters featuring stunning photographs from the first ever Volvo Ocean Race and the America's Cup in New Zealand.

It is the most comprehensive collection yet gathered of his photographs, covering all spheres of his work. Sailboat racing inshore and offshore, from the Caribbean to the high latitudes of the Southern Ocean and North Atlantic. Monohulls and multihulls, dinghies, maxis, lifeboats and superyachts. Wildlife photography stretching from both Poles and through the Equator.

Alongside the stunning photographs are stories, written by Mark Chisnell, giving a thoughtful and exciting account of the day to day life of a marine photographer.

The high quality book is 345mm x 255mm in size and would make an ideal special gift to your most valued clients. Shooting H20 retails at £40 with discounts available for orders of over 50 copies.