Photography
Browse inspiring photography galleries featuring ocean life, macro shots, and creative underwater visuals for dive photographers.
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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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Night Dive – Bonaire
Bonaire, a small Caribbean island, is famous for its clear waters and diverse marine life, particularly the Caribbean lobster. These spiny crustaceans are crucial for the marine ecosystem, as they feed on algae and serve as prey for larger fish. The image was taken during a night dive in Bonaire.
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The Elegant Crinoid Squat Lobster
Despite being called Elegant Crinoid Squat Lobsters, these animals are more closely related to Hermit Crabs than Lobsters. They are commensal species, which means they live alongside Crinoids and benefit from the relationship. The Crinoids provide the Squat Lobsters with protection and an ideal place to feed, while the Squat Lobsters help to clean the…
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Underwater Images From Bequia
Bequia, a small island in the Grenadines, offers exceptional scuba diving and snorkeling experiences. With clear waters rich in marine life, popular sites include the Moonhole and the sunken “St. Michael” wreck. Both locations feature vibrant fish and diverse aquatic species, making Bequia a dream destination for divers of all levels.
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Chromodoris sp.
Chromodoris is a vibrant genus of nudibranchs known for their colorful patterns and golden rhinophores, which help them sense chemicals in the water. A notable image was taken off the coast of Puerto Galera in the Philippines, showcasing their striking beauty and fascinating sensory adaptations.
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Water Water Everywhere – S.S. Sapona
The S.S. Sapona, a concrete cargo steamer built in 1911 by Henry Ford, was initially intended for World War I but was sold for commercial use after the war ended. It became a bootlegging vessel during Prohibition, was seized by the government, and now lies as a iconic wreck off Bimini, attracting divers.
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A Caribbean Lionfish Story
Once upon a time, a Lionfish named Leo lived in the heart of the Caribbean Sea. Leo was magnificent with long, flowing fins and vibrant, brilliant brown and white stripes. He lived among the coral reefs and was known as the king of the sea, feared and respected by all the sea creatures. One day,…
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Nightlapse Video From Port Elizabeth, Bequia
Bequia is the second-largest island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It’s about 9 miles from Kingston in Saint Vincent. The island is super safe and quiet. I came to the island to scuba dive, of course. By happenstance, none of the hotel rooms near the dive shops and in the port were available. Instead…
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The Mighty Crocodile Snake Eel
The crocodile snake eel burrows into the sand with only its eyes and snout showing. It looks more like a lurking myth than a real animal. I first met this unusual eel while diving near Siladen Island, Indonesia. It was on a sandy slope where the reef faded into open water. What seemed at first…
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Ornate Ghost Pipefish – Siladen Island
This is an Ornate Ghost Pipefish (Solenostomus paradoxes) spotted while diving near Siladen island in Indonesia. The species name come from the Greek paradoxos, referring to this fish’s unusual external features. Ghost pipefishes are related to seahorses.