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David Doubilet said it first and best. “He uses boundless imagination and a keen eye to peel back the surface and expose a world that is beautiful, bizarre, and wonderfully unexpected,” Doubilet said about Alex Kirkbride’s remarkable underwater photographic journey through all 50 states for his book American Waters.
Capturing good pictures of whales is among the most rewarding photographic experiences an underwater photographer can have. These majestic and charismatic creatures evoke wonder, and the time spent with them will likely be unforgettable. The environments where you find them, however, along with their sheer size and elusive nature present challenges.
Maintaining a respectful distance from potentially harmful species underwater is a tenet of good recreational diving and a frequent topic of charter boat predive briefs. But those venomous fish you have learned to avoid might save your life someday.
Oxygen is the standard of care for first aid in dive injuries. You do not need to determine if the injured person is experiencing decompression sickness (DCS), arterial gas embolism […]
My dad is always beside me in everything I do. It was no surprise when he followed me off the end of our dive boat and under the waves.
A few white southern right whales are born each year, but this leucistic trait is not a permanent feature. Their coloration usually gives way to a lighter gray in adulthood, indicating they were white at birth and distinguishing them from the more common darker whales.
Al descender de la embarcación en Sabang Beach, cerca de Puerto Galera en la isla de Mindoro, Filipinas, un letrero que dice “Bienvenido a Sabang, su puerta de entrada al corazón del centro de la biodiversidad marina” le da la bienvenida. Esa frase define el buceo en la región, ya que no encontrará más especies de peces en ninguna otra parte de la Tierra.
Es difícil salir de la sombra de un familiar famoso que durante mucho tiempo ha sido el centro de atención y poder marcar territorio y crear una identidad diferente. Recordé esto mientras reflexionaba sobre mi relación con el buceo en Sudáfrica.
Los reporteros gráficos de buceo suelen ir a los mismos lugares, pero rara vez simultáneamente. Sin embargo, en 2006 Alex Mustard participó en un evento de fotografía llamado Digital Madness, y yo estaba allí para cubrirlo para una revista. Esa fue la única vez que buceamos juntos en Gran Caimán.