Monday Archives: Why we use a Powerful Flash for Underwater Photos
For someone who makes only a small amount of his income from underwater photography, I drag an awful lot of fragile equipment through airports across the world.... Read more.
Monday Archives: When a Wreck Becomes a Reef
I’ve posted quite a bit about shipwrecks and just how fascinating they are. Not just for their history and the stories of the people who traveled aboard... Read more.
Monday Archives: Some More Red Sea Damsels
To follow an earlier post, I wanted to share a few more images of pomacentrids from the Red Sea. I’ve got two more species that I know, and one more that... Read more.
Monday Archives: Oil Rigs as Reefs?
A recent article has caused controversy in the conservation world by suggesting that authorities across the globe should rethink their approach to removing oil rigs... Read more.
Monday Archives: Another Wreck, this one from the UK
Inspired by some photos of a colorful shipwreck from the Maldives, I’ve dug out some pics from a very different kind of shipwreck, one from much closer to... Read more.
Monday Archives: Another Shipwreck, This One From Spain
I’ve been sharing a few shipwreck images lately, which I hope show the distinct character of the oceans and seas that have engulfed these piles of steel and... Read more.
Monday Archives: A deep-sea squid with tentacle tips that “swim” on their own
A Grimalditeuthis bonplandi squid (left) with one of its tentacles extended. The arrow points to a small “club” at the end of the tentacle that wiggles... Read more.
Monday Archives: World’s First Simultaneous Genetic Sequencing of Host Coral and Symbiont Algae
Photo by Steve EvansCoral health and survival largely depend on the interaction between the host coral, a photosynthetic symbiont algae, and an associated community... Read more.
Monday Archives: Mummy Eye
The Mummy Eye chalice coral has been around the hobby for a long while but it is still one of my favorites. The striking beauty of this coral and the bright pigments... Read more.
Monday Archives: Steinhart’s Pygmy Seahorse Program
Our friends Richard Ross and Matt Wandell were recently featured in Wired talking about their expedition to the Philippines and efforts to collect and rear pygmy... Read more.