Keith C. Flood is a passionate photographer whose work spans multiple genres, including underwater, landscape, and wildlife photography. With a lifelong love for capturing the natural world, Keith has explored diverse environments, from the depths of the ocean to the rugged beauty of national parks.
In 2020, Keith’s underwater photography was recognized in the book America’s Marine Sanctuaries, featuring his stunning images from Monterey Bay and Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuaries. His work has also been published in NOAA’s Earth is Blue magazine, where he documented the artistry of underwater photography and the challenges of technical deep shipwreck diving in Lake Huron, Michigan.
Today, Keith continues to pursue personal projects, capturing the beauty of local landscapes in Sonoma County, California, and exploring the vast wilderness of national parks across the western United States. His dedication to photography allows him to share breathtaking moments from above and below the surface, inspiring others to appreciate and protect the natural world. Keith is an active member of NPN (Nature Photographers Network), CPS (Canon Professional Services), and supports Nature First principles.
When not carrying a camera, Keith volunteers his time on several State Park trail crews in Sonoma County, California, specializing in hazard tree removals. Previously he spent 5 years on the Board of Directors for the Cordell Marine Sanctuary Foundation and had a 33-year career as a professional firefighter in Northern California.
