Shark Arena Dive – Bahamas
Shark Arena in The Bahamas, off New Providence, is a premier dive site for capturing thrilling shark footage. Known for its close encounters, divers frequently see sharks up close, facilitating dynamic photography. With excellent visibility and organized dives by Stuart Cove’s, it’s a must-visit for avid underwater cinematographers. Continue reading Shark Arena Dive – Bahamas
Chasing Clouds: Seminyak, Bali
Chasing Clouds is a collection that highlights the beauty and energy of moments above the water’s surface. It focuses on the captivating interplay of light, weather, and horizon, capturing the essence of the sky during sunset and twilight. The work reflects on the evolving skies of Seminyak and anticipates new experiences. Continue reading Chasing Clouds: Seminyak, Bali
Why Sand Tiger Sharks Hover on North Carolina Wrecks
Watching sand tiger sharks hover over North Carolina’s wrecks is one of those experiences that feels unreal—like the ocean slows down just long enough to show … Continue reading Why Sand Tiger Sharks Hover on North Carolina Wrecks
First Dives in the Seychelles
Driven by a lifelong fascination with the Seychelles’ remote beauty and pristine reefs, the author finally realized their dream aboard the SY Sea Bird. The trip began with perfect conditions, highlighted by a mesmerizing, massive school of Soldierfish gliding through the crystal-clear blue on their very first dive. Continue reading First Dives in the Seychelles
Four Unforgettable Warm Water Diving Destinations
Warm water diving provides unique adventures across diverse destinations. Belize offers stunning coral reefs and the Great Blue Hole, while Raja Ampat showcases rich marine biodiversity. Nassau features thrilling encounters with turtles and sharks, and Bonaire is ideal for solo divers with accessible shore dive sites. Each location promises unforgettable experiences. Continue reading Four Unforgettable Warm Water Diving Destinations
Marine Life Close-Up: The Eyes Project
Last week, I had the chance to present my latest project at the New York Underwater Photographic Society (NYUPS) meeting. The theme was “EYES”—a challenge that pushed me to look through my archives with a very specific focus. As divers, … Continue reading Marine Life Close-Up: The Eyes Project
Chasing Clouds – New York City
Photographed from Manhattan’s west side in Chelsea, these images capture Midtown on a warm summer night as clouds move through the city’s light. Continue reading Chasing Clouds – New York City
Final Sunset
In “Final Sunset,” a handheld clip captures the serene transition of day to evening over the ocean at golden hour. It emphasizes a moment of reflection and stillness, symbolizing an end to the year and a transition to future adventures. The scene embodies the significance of time and place. Happy New Year. Continue reading Final Sunset
Christmas Tree Worms: Tiny, Colorful Treasures of the Reef
The ocean is full of fascinating creatures, but few are as eye-catching as Christmas tree worms (Spirobranchus giganteus). With their vibrant, spiral-shaped crowns, these small marine … Continue reading Christmas Tree Worms: Tiny, Colorful Treasures of the Reef
The Christmas Tree Worm: A Living Jewel of the Reef
The Christmas tree worm (Spirobranchus giganteus) is a vibrant marine worm residing in coral reefs. Its spiral plumes serve as gills and feeding structures, allowing it to filter food. Highly sensitive to movement, the worm quickly retracts into its coral tube when threatened, re-emerging once the environment stabilizes. Continue reading The Christmas Tree Worm: A Living Jewel of the Reef
Mandarinfish in Lembeh Strait: Color, Camouflage, and Calm at Dusk
Mandarinfish (Synchiropus splendidus) are shy, reef-dwelling fish that emerge at dusk, showcasing their vibrant colors through a rhythmic movement. Filmed in the Lembeh Strait, known for its biodiverse habitats, the encounter captures the serene beauty of a solitary mandarinfish, highlighting its unique morphology and remarkable cyan pigments. Continue reading Mandarinfish in Lembeh Strait: Color, Camouflage, and Calm at Dusk
Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) – Caribbean Reef Fish Guide
The Gray Angelfish, a prominent Caribbean reef species, is known for its distinctive appearance and social behavior, including long-term pair bonding. Found between New York and Rio de Janeiro, they predominantly inhabit coral reefs, feeding mainly on sponges. Their conservation status remains stable, categorized as Least Concern by the IUCN. Continue reading Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) – Caribbean Reef Fish Guide