Ocean
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Tubbataha Drop
As I gaze upon this photograph of a single raindrop in the vast ocean, I am struck by the profound symbolism it evokes. Small and seemingly insignificant droplet represents the individual amidst the sea of humanity. Even the tiniest actions can create ripples far beyond our immediate surroundings. The ocean, with its endless expanse and…
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Why We Love Sharks
Sharks have been in existence for the last 400 million years. That’s 200 million years before dinosaurs roamed the Earth. The whale shark is the largest fish in the ocean. There are almost 400 species of sharks that come in all shapes, sizes and even colors. Sharks keep the ocean ecosystem in balance. If sharks…
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Ocean Floor Creatures: Nudibranch
I love shooting tiny creatures like sea slugs. These images were captured off the coast of Anilao in the Philippines.
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So Close But So Far Away – Spotted Eagle Ray
A delightful Spotted Eagle Ray swimming along the coast of Viti Levu. Viti Levu is the largest island in the Republic of Fiji. More images from Fiji can be found here.
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Shark Above Us – Day 3
It is day three at Tiger Shark Zoo and I am becoming more comfortable observing one of the most aggressive sharks in the ocean. After the dive briefing, we entered the water and I quickly descended to my target position. Weather and diving conditions were fantastic today in the Maldives – the sun was shinning,…
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Seahorse Saturday: Caribbean to the Coral Triangle
Seahorses thrive in diverse marine environments, with the Indo-Pacific region showcasing the highest variety of species, such as the Pygmy and Thorny seahorses. In contrast, finding seahorses in the Caribbean, particularly in Curaçao, requires careful searching. Unique biological traits include paternal care and remarkable camouflage abilities.
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Wildlife Wednesday : Banded Guitarfish
The Banded Guitarfish, found off Cabo San Lucas, is a species within the Rhinobatidae family, inhabiting East Pacific waters from California to Mazatlan. This calm species resembles sharks and thrives in nutrient-rich waters during Winter and Spring, preferring rocky or sandy ocean areas. Observers can safely dive near them.
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WORLD REEF DAY
What is World Reef Day? June 1st, is a call to action for consumers, businesses, and organizations to reflect on the delicate ecosystem of our ocean’s coral reefs. The day brings together the general public and opinion leaders to create active change through education and engagement. Why should we act now? Coral reefs cover less than…