Sharks
Sharks are vital to the health of our oceans, yet often misunderstood. Here you will find my dedicated archive of sharks, featuring footage and photos of Sand Tigers in North Carolina, massive Whale Sharks, and apex predators from the Pacific. Join me in celebrating these majestic animals and learning why their conservation is critical.
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Exploring the Vibrant Marine Life – Tofo Beach, Mozambique
During my diving adventure in Tofo Beach, Mozambique, I marveled at the vibrant marine life during 22 dives. I captured stunning photos of zebra sharks, colorful nudibranchs, and other fascinating creatures like sea stars and eels. The underwater ecosystem’s diversity and beauty make Tofo Beach a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and underwater enthusiasts alike.
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Witnessing the Sardine Run: A Truly Unique Experience
We traveled to South Africa to witness the annual Sardine Run, a spectacular natural phenomenon that occurs from May through July. During this time, billions of sardines spawn in the cool waters of the Agulhas Bank and migrate northward along the east coast. This migration attracts a diverse range of marine predators, including sharks, dolphins,…
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Diving into the World of Whale Sharks off the Cebu Coast
Snorkeling with whale sharks off Cebu, Philippines, offers a breathtaking encounter with these majestic ocean giants. The experience includes a respectful approach to marine life and emphasizes sustainable tourism. Participants witness the beauty of underwater ecosystems, fostering a sense of camaraderie and a commitment to protecting these creatures and their habitats.
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St. Maarten Shark Dive (Circa 2014)
These are images from my first baited shark dive in St. Maarten. I took these images in May 2014 with a Sealife DC1400 point-and-shoot camera. This was a great experience to get close to mostly Caribbean Reef Sharks.
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Pregnant Tiger Sharks in Fuvahmulah, Maldives
Fuvahmula, an atoll in the Indian Ocean, is a hotspot for marine enthusiasts, particularly for observing Tiger Sharks. The area features a resident population, including pregnant females crucial for species continuation. Scuba diving is available, emphasizing responsible practices and guidance from professionals. Visiting offers a unique opportunity to experience these majestic predators.
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This Time Last Year – Tiger Shark
We arrived at the on-premise dive shop at Waidroka Bay Resort and were told our first dives would be at a dive site called “Shark Reef.” Divers from around the world visit Fiji to dive with up to 8 different species of sharks. Mostly Bull Sharks, Whitetip Reef Sharks, Blacktip Reef Sharks, Nurse Sharks, Lemon…
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Sneaky Shark on Reef Patrol
This Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) circled us several times. Each time, the shark circled closer and closer. On this pass, the sneaky shark approached us from the bottom of the reef and came in for a closer inspection. I was not planning on filming this shark. I was attempting to film several different species…
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Pacific Ocean Sharks
Socorro Island is a small volcanic island part of the Revillagigedo Archipelago. Scuba divers visit this remote island chain in the Pacific Ocean to see big animals underwater. The nutrient-rich ocean currents attract a wide variety of animals like Manta Rays, Sharks, Dolphins, Whales and large schools of fish.
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Schooling Fish and Circling Sharks
Lost in nature and memorized by large schools of fish with circling sharks waiting for an opportunity. I slowly drift into a dangerous pathway in the open ocean.
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Shark Sunday
These Whitetip Reef Sharks rest during the day and hunt at night in the Pacific Ocean.