Under the Waves with Karim Iliya, April 2019
This month’s feature: We had a string of murky water days, possibly the result of a large algae bloom. For many days, the clarity was terrible, and then the jellyfish …
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Category: Conservation Photography
Shark Hunters
Screen Grab From An Epic Shoot Ok so this is a screen shot so its kind of cheating, but it holds a memory of probably one of my most …
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Vibes and Horizons at the Revillagigedo Archipelago in Mexico
In 2017, The Revillagigedo Archipelago (Socorro) in Mexico became the largest marine reserve in North America. Known as the “Galapagos of Mexico,” Socorro is a top 5 global destination …
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Photography From The Rocinante: Sponge in Action
If you have spent time underwater, you have probably seen sponges. Whether warm water or cold, sponges abound. Some are even found in freshwater. New species, in both shallow …
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Freediving with James Monnington
As a marine ecologist and wildlife photographer, James Monnington’s whole life revolved around being able to dive. So, when he was struck with a bad case of decompression sickness, he …
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya, March 2019
This month’s feature: Iʼve seen my good friend Marina have the most amazing interactions with all sorts of creatures including turtles which are often uninterested in humans. …
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Mantis Shrimp, Cabliao Philippines – Jack’s Underwater Photography Feature
Mantis Shrimp – Cabliao Philippines Found in the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the peacock mantis shrimp is arguably one of the most captivating creatures in the sea. Its …
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A Little Surviver. Photography feature by Ewan Wilson
My adventures in South Africa have not just been sharks and teeth, I have also spent a’lot of time with the adorable but feisty the African Penguin. I have …
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Cabo Pulmo Photo Series
Photo series by @clr_flickr
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School of Sardines – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Jack’s Underwater Photography Feature
School of Sardines – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Sardine schools can commonly be found in the waters of the Pacific Ocean or anywhere near Costa Rica. They are colloquially called …
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