THE FILE 14,000 35mm, medium format and digital.

OVERVIEW Underwater and topside natural history photography. Documentary and behavioral images on subjects including: Dolphins, whales, manatees, reefs, salmon, sharks, sea turtles, crocodiles, tropical & temperate fishes, invertebrates, seaweeds, North American mammals, African wildlife. Coastal and aquatic environments (glaciers, estuaries, tidepools, streams). Science-related photos (marine biologists, ecologists, botanists, archaeologists, fishery biologists, wildlife biologists). Biological concepts (reproduction, predation, camouflage, symbiosis, parasitism, migration). See searchable website at www.mondragonphoto.com.

NATURAL HISTORY Diverse subject matter with emphasis on marine life and coastal environments. All major ocean phyla.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS Caribbean, South Pacific, Southeast Asia, Central America, Africa, Portugal, Pacific Coast (Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, Mexico), Atlantic Coast (Maine to Florida).

CREDITS Magazines/Newspapers: A.V. Video & Multimedia Producer, Family Fun, Film & Video, Oregon Coast, Science Illustrated, Sea, Skin Diver, Sport Diver, Sport Fishing, TV Technology, Videography, more. Author/Photographer: Dive (UK), Diver, Canoe & Kayak, Northwest Travel, Paddler. Books: Audubon, Gale Group, Houghton Mifflin, National Geographic, Sinauer, others. Author/Photographer: Seaweeds of the Pacific Coast (Sea Challengers). Advertising/Corporate: The Nature Conservancy, Dive Link, Panasonic, REI. Paper Products: Hundreds of credits, including American Greetings, Brown Trout, Healthy Planet, Hoyle, National Geographic, World Wildlife Fund, Zebra Publishing. Other: Alaska Department of Fish & Game, National Park Service, Natural Resources Defense Council.

RELATED CREDENTIALS/SKILLS Master's degree in marine biology and many years research experience. Diverse and capable authors able to write for broad audiences from scientific publications to children's magazines.

COMMENTS Images captioned with common name, scientific name and location. All photos are entered into a computerized database, enabling staff to determine instantly if a subject is in the files. Visit searchable website: www.mondragonphoto.com to see an image selection.