Mexico’s Giant Manta Rays of the Isla Revillagigedo’s
Of all the ocean’s largest creatures, none match the embodiment of regal calm than the giant oceanic manta ray (Mobula[…]
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Hamlets Courtship Dance
As the sun dips toward the horizon, two blue, palm-sized fish gather at the base of a coral head 25[…]
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Roatan’s Coco View Resort
As Close as it Gets to Diving Your Way. The morning’s first dive began at a pleasant wreck called the Mr.[…]
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A Rhinopias Kind of Night in Alor
It was day six of a nine-day trip aboard the dive liveaboard Arenui, and we were back for a night[…]
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Battling Backscatter: Our Underwater Nemesis
The Problem and the Acceptance As underwater photographers, we constantly battle backscatter—that frustrating phenomenon where light from our strobes or[…]
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Red Sea Odyssey – Part 3, Northern Reaches Wrecks & Reefs
To state the overly obvious, the Red Sea is not red—unless, of course, you are referring to the vibrant, mesmerizing[…]
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Red Sea Odyssey Part 2, In-between the North and the South
Following two days diving Daedalus Reef we moved northward to Elphinstone Reef about 22 miles / 35 km east of[…]
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Red Sea Odyssey Part 1 – Into the Deep South
This feature on diving the Red Sea is the first of a three parter that I had originally written for[…]
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Captivating Marine Life Portraits with CFWA
In my last column, “The Art of Captivating Macro Portraits,” I touched on some of my techniques to capture macro[…]
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The Art Behind Captivating Macro Portraits
There is more to captivating portraits of small macro size subjects than just getting it in focused. The real art[…]
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