No Time Like the Present

There’s no substitute for the feeling of being underwater — weightless, focused, and fully immersed in a world few people ever see. Whether you’re enjoying a favorite local spot or exploring a new site far from home, every dive offers something worthwhile: a moment of calm, a connection with nature, a skill refined, or an experience of community with other divers. 

Bill Ziefle

A Quest for Life

Seemingly crafted for photographers, nudibranchs are slow-moving and vibrant and have adapted to curious shapes and sizes.

The Miamira tenue sea slug often has a partner shrimp riding along its back and sides.

Dominique

When people ask me to describe my favorite ocean experiences, I think of my first trip to Dominica in 2020. My goal was to photograph sperm whales underwater, but I kept my expectations low, having heard that quality interactions with sperm whales often require a lot of luck.

A group of sperm whales comes together to socialize

Se laisser porter à Little Cayman

En mai dernier, à Little Cayman, un refrain m’est apparu dès la première immersion : “Slow down, you move too fast. You got to make the morning last.” J’avais été envahi par The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy), le tube de Simon & Garfunkel sorti en 1966.

A hawksbill turtle