Sonya Tittle became a hopeless diving addict and went to work in the scuba industry in 1998.  Her first career was in health and wellness and she also has a masters degree in Exercise Physiology.  She has logged over 1,000 dives.  In addition to being full cave and technically trained through GUE, she is an Instructor for Global Underwater Explorers (GUE).  Sonya has traveled extensively, but her favorite dive destination is the area around Akumal where photographing the cenotes and caves of Mexico has become a new passion.  After owning a few film camera systems, she realized that digital was the best way for her to go and got a 4.1 megapixel camera, the Olympus 4040, and a Light & Motion Tetra to house it.  She has added onto this system and her current system includes dual Sea & Sea YS-DX90 strobes and her very favorite Inon dome port lens.  Sonya’s images have been featured on several websites and publications including the 2003 and 2004 Halcyon catalogs, the Global Underwater Explorers calendar, and in publications such as Northwest Dive News and various publications and advertisements for 5th Dimension Dive Center.  She is dedicated to growing her travel and photography business and is looking forward to expanding her dive related services in various formats. Sonya currently resides in Seattle, WA and can be contacted at Sonya@sirenscapes.com.  Her photography website is www.sirenscapes.com