Moonring Nature Photography :: Photographer Biographies

Greg grew up in a yachting family based out of Fort Lauderdale Florida and was constantly around the water. Greg's extensive travel as a mariner over the years, and later as an International trainer, enabled him to appreciate the amazing wonders of nature throughout the world, both on land and below the sea. Yet he still found the greatest satisfaction exploring his home state of Florida's natural settings and its diverse animal life. Whether diving of the coast of Florida or trudging through the Everglades, Greg is always amazed at the natural beauty we so often take for granted in our great state.

Greg is an accomplished diver and dive technician, a proud member of the Oceanic Preservation Society, and a new member of NANPA. Greg splits his time between running Moondog Dive Outfitters in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, worldwide expeditions with the Oceanic Preservation Society, and teaming up with Mike Ring, Compiling the material for The Florida Wildlife Project's photo Journal.

His passion for the outdoors and our fragile ecosystem in Florida, and the commitment he has seen by so many people to preserve the natural beauty of Florida, are shared by his lifelong friend and shooting partner Mike Ring. The Florida wildlife project is an ongoing photo essay to show the vastness and amazing beauty and diversity public accessible lands in Florida have to offer its residents and guests. He also thinks it just plain fun.

Mike Ring

Florida native Mike Ring is a Nature Photographer who lives in Edgewater, Florida. In 1988 he earned an Associate of Science Degree in Photography at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. He started out as a large group photographer and after a few years of hard work opened his own photography studio. His assignments included product, architectural and public relations photography. Some of his clients included North Broward Hospital District, Motorola and the South Florida Manufacturers Association, just to name a few. Over time his love of Florida and its natural beauty captivated him to take landscape and nature images around the state. A few years ago Mike and his wife Adele relocated to Edgewater from Ft. Lauderdale; they were amazed at the incredible natural beauty of central Florida and the amount of nature all around them.

Mike's passion for the great outdoors makes him realize how fragile the environment is around us. He believes that the natural beauty of the environment is the heart and soul of our great State and he hopes through his images people will realize how important it is to preserve natural areas for generations to come.

Photographer Bio's

Greg Mooney

Mike Ring




	Photographer Bio's Greg Mooney Greg grew up in a yachting family based out of Fort Lauderdale Florida and was constantly around the water. Greg's extensive travel as a mariner over the years, and later as an International trainer, enabled him to appreciate the amazing wonders of nature throughout the world, both on land and below the sea. Yet he still found the greatest satisfaction exploring his home state of Florida's natural settings and its diverse animal life. Whether diving of the coast of Florida or trudging through the Everglades, Greg is always amazed at the natural beauty we so often take for granted in our great state. Greg is an accomplished diver and dive technician, a proud member of the Oceanic Preservation Society, and a new member of NANPA. Greg splits his time between running Moondog Dive Outfitters in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, worldwide expeditions with the Oceanic Preservation Society, and teaming up with Mike Ring, Compiling the material for The Florida Wildlife Project's photo Journal. His passion for the outdoors and our fragile ecosystem in Florida, and the commitment he has seen by so many people to preserve the natural beauty of Florida, are shared by his lifelong friend and shooting partner Mike Ring. The Florida wildlife project is an ongoing photo essay to show the vastness and amazing beauty and diversity public accessible lands in Florida have to offer its residents and guests. He also thinks it just plain fun. Mike Ring Florida native Mike Ring is a Nature Photographer who lives in Edgewater, Florida. In 1988 he earned an Associate of Science Degree in Photography at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. He started out as a large group photographer and after a few years of hard work opened his own photography studio. His assignments included product, architectural and public relations photography. Some of his clients included North Broward Hospital District, Motorola and the South Florida Manufacturers Association, just to name a few. Over time his love of Florida and its natural beauty captivated him to take landscape and nature images around the state. A few years ago Mike and his wife Adele relocated to Edgewater from Ft. Lauderdale; they were amazed at the incredible natural beauty of central Florida and the amount of nature all around them. Mike's passion for the great outdoors makes him realize how fragile the environment is around us. He believes that the natural beauty of the environment is the heart and soul of our great State and he hopes through his images people will realize how important it is to preserve natural areas for generations to come.