Luke Inman 

Sea Lion Book & iBook
Luke has been a PADI Course Director for 19 years and has taught scuba for over two decades. He is both a PADI and DAN Instructor Trainer, and also holds instructor qualifications with RAID, IANTD, TDI, and HSE. Some of Luke’s extensive accomplishments on the technical front include Technical Trimix, CCR training, scientific diving, and cave diving. From his experience as a commercial diver to his work as a BBC Dive Safety Officer, Luke has spent most of his adult lifetime developing advanced skills and knowledge that allow him to share the world of scuba diving with people of any training level.
Luke is also the Owner & Operator of Cortez Expeditions. The only PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico ​

Dive Center Cortez Expeditions 

Luke and Cortez Expeditions are the experts on The Sea of Cortez. With over 20 years of experience living and working in La Paz, Cortez Expeditions are not just the exclusive boutique dive centre, they are the chosen expedition leaders and logistic experts for institutions like The BBC Natural History Unit, Netflix, Disney, National Geographic Society & Television.

In 2018 we provided production support for Netflix “Our Planet”. In 2019 and 2020 Cortez Expeditions completed the safety and logistics for The BBC ́s upcoming Planet Earth 3 Series and National Geographic America Series. 
 Luke´s book "The Sea Lions of Los Islotes"   is a genuine labour of love, ‘Los Islotes is his first book. From his experiences gained through producing permanent images of wildlife and nature his involvement in the promotion of our serious relationship and connection to all living things becomes increasingly vital. Many of us have simply become detached from any direct personal participation in our ecosystem.Others have little desire or emotional involvement in showing a willingness to appreciate or nurture our natural resources. Producing lasting images and encounters with Sea Lions, Luke cherishes the notion that much needed awareness and continued respect may contribute to preserving our precious natural world.