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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, we often get caught up in the wider scene or the specific behavior of a subject. But for this project, I wanted to strip away the distractions and focus purely…
This is what a healthy, productive reef looks like. Tofo Beach, Mozambique — 353 species, resident mantas, seasonal whale sharks, and the upwelling engine behind all of it. New post and video up today. #worldoceanday
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Flamboyant Cuttlefish Embryos Developing Inside the Egg — Anilao The flamboyant cuttlefish, Metasepia pfefferi, is a notable cephalopod in the Indo-Pacific, particularly cherished by divers in Anilao, Philippines. Its translucent eggs reveal developing embryos exhibiting early color-changing abilities. After 35–40 days, hatchlings emerge fully independent, embodying adult traits. This species uniquely "walks" on the seafloor, primarily hunting in shallow waters....
Waidroka stands out because it combines serious diving, surf culture, and a remote south-coast setting. From Beqa Lagoon shark dives to reef and pinnacle sites nearby, it offers a different kind of #Fiji dive experience. #divetrip
Fiji's Bligh Water is known as the soft coral capital of the world — and Voli Voli Beach Resort puts you right at the gateway to it. With 90+ dive sites on offer, a camera room built for cinematographers and photographers, and some of the most vibrant, healthy reefs in the Pacific, this one belongs on your dive travel list. #BlighWater #Dive #Fiji
The spotted cleaner shrimp is a centimeter of antennae and ambition. It lives on Caribbean reefs, advertises itself to fish far larger than it has any right to approach, and makes a living picking parasites and debris from animals that could swallow it whole. Most clients don't even stop.
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Exploring the dramatic, ever-changing horizons over Young Island, St. Vincent, where the Caribbean light turns heavy midday clouds into evening silhouettes.
Crocodilefish are masters of hiding in plain sight. Found across shallow Indo-Pacific and Red Sea reefs, these ambush predators rely on incredible camouflage, patience, and a wide, flattened profile to disappear against the seafloor.
Review of Barbados Blue Watersports, a PADI 5-Star dive shop at the Hilton Barbados. Reefs, shipwrecks, turtles, and reef sharks minutes from the beach.
Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris) - Tobago
The Queen Angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris) is widely considered the crown jewel of the Caribbean reef. With its brilliant iridescent colors and majestic movement, spotting an adult on a dive is always a highlight. While they are found throughout the western Atlantic, the nutrient-rich coastal waters of Tobago provide an incredible habitat for observing these magnificent marine animals up…
Gray Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) - Tobago
The Grey Angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) brings an understated elegance to the reefs of the Caribbean. While it lacks the loud, neon color palette of its relative, the Queen Angelfish, its intricate scale patterns, grand profile, and calm demeanor make it a phenomenal subject for underwater cinematography and marine life observation. Tracking these fish as they navigate deep coral systems…
120 Million Years in the Ocean
Sea turtles have been swimming in the Earth’s oceans for over 100 million years, making them one of the oldest reptile groups on the planet. Long before humans walked the Earth—before the Himalayas rose, before the Atlantic Ocean existed in its current form—sea turtles were already navigating the globe. Their lineage stretches back roughly 120 million years into the Cretaceous period, when they…
Spotted Scorpionfish (Scorpaena plumieri) on the Move in St. Vincent
MARINE LIFE The spotted scorpionfish — Scorpaena plumieri — is one of the largest and most common scorpionfish in the Caribbean and Western Atlantic. It is also one of the hardest to see. Built for total stillness, this ambush predator settles into coral rubble and sand, using mottled camouflage and fleshy skin flaps to vanish in plain sight. During a dive in St. Vincent, I caught one doing…
Phyllodesmium briareum Mimicking Soft Coral on the Reef — Puerto Galera
Marine Life Phyllodesmium briareum — the Yellow-tipped Phyllodesmium — is a solar-powered aeolid nudibranch that mimics the soft coral it feeds on so precisely that most divers never see it. This individual was filmed moving through the reef in Puerto Galera, Philippines, at the northern edge of the Verde Island Passage. Mimicry in Motion: The elongated cerata covering this animal are not coral…
Tubbataha is a bucket-list destination. My field notes from the Atlantis Infiniti provide a deep dive into the itinerary after spending a week onboard. Between the four-dive days and the unrivaled access to UNESCO World Heritage sites, here is why this trip remains a standout for marine life capture
Mexico Marine Life: Sharks, Mantas, Dolphins & Guitarfish
Mexico Marine Life · Caribbean & Pacific Two coasts. Two completely different underwater worlds. Mexico is one of the few dive destinations where a single country can feel like two completely different underwater worlds: Caribbean reefs with bull sharks and freshwater cenotes on one coast, and Pacific encounters with mantas, dolphins, whitetip reef sharks, and banded guitarfish on the…
Crystal Blue Resort in Anilao, Philippines is built around macro diving, with regular photography workshops and direct access to a highly productive house reef that supports consistent shooting opportunities for underwater image makers.
Crystal Blue Resort Review – Anilao, Philippines