Each year I pull together a collection of images that summarize all of the wildlife photography and wildlife encounters I had this past year. This year I thought I would try a theme of Black and White / Monochrome. There…
The 2015 whale shark season is not yet over, but I have returned from 2 great weeks with my guests and their whale shark experience. We had great weather (one of the reasons I choose July) and whale shark encounters…
Introduction The newest release of Adobe Lightroom CC 2015 has a new tool called Dehaze which is stated to “dramatically improve images by removing haze”. I have been wondering if this tool is applicable to underwater situations that mimic haze…
Each year I charter the MVS Dolphin Dream for a week charter to Tiger Beach Bahamas in search of sharks and especially Tiger Sharks. The crew is great and the shark action is always spectacular. This year we had 4…
Bimini Great Hammerhead Trip January 2015 The Bahamas is indeed a great destination for shark diving and photography. I have been traveling with guests for many years to Tiger Beach for tiger sharks. We would see a few great…
2014 has been an exciting year for me full of travel and photography. I had a chance to host some really great people on my safaris and on my underwater trips. Being out among nature I see the impact that…
After watching Shark Week, I am very much looking forward to leading my January trip to dive with Great Hammerhead Sharks. I put together this collection of Great Hammerhead shots from last year in the Bahamas. Enjoy Tiger Shark Dive…
Swimming with and Photographing Whale Sharks & Giant Manta Rays in Isla Mujeres, Mexico What you need to know Whale sharks can be found in all tropical and warm-temperate waters. These fish are largely pelagic, staying in the open ocean.…
After a morning of Great White Shark action, we planned a dive to see the broadnose sevengill cow shark. We met at the dive shop then drove to the shores of the Castle Rock Marine Reserve. Just out of Simons Town,…
In this post I describe how I turned my camera in its underwater housing into a temporary pole camera to use while photographing sharks. The whole thing cost me less than $100