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The Power of One: How a Single Strobe Can Still Rule
Here’s a question every underwater photographer has asked themselves: Can you capture great wide-angle and macro photos with just one strobe? The short answer is absolutely! Don’t believe me. Take another look of the sand tiger shark image coming out of the dark at the top of the page. To get this toothy fellow, I…
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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 feet below the surface. To a casual observer, there is nothing noteworthy about this mound of coral jutting upward toward the swells. But for a pair of adult Indigo hamlets (Hypoplectrus indigo), it was a…
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. Bud. While the resort’s website describes it as a cargo ship, it is actually a 75-foot Gulf shrimp boat. Sitting upright in 60 feet of water, its bow is wedged into the crest of a…