Our friends Chris and Pam on Stan Up Paddle Boards (SUP’s) exploring an iceberg canyon on Bear Lake in the Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska. Always nice to start out he new year with a cover shot. License image here: https://turnerforte.photoshelter.com/index/I0000nGYYZw6D1G4
National Geographic online used one of our mages in this article on warming oceans. You can read the article here: https://news.nationalgeographic.com Warming Oceans May Make ‘Nemo’ Harder to Find Visit our ocean life portfolio o see more great underwater images.
When an oil rig is decommissioned, fish see an opportunity for a new home. UCSB biologist, Milton Love, has led a research team conducting and exploring the potential for oil platforms to have a new life after their retirement, or “rigs to reefs.”
We’re excited to have an image selected for National Geographic’s current exhibit touring the country of The Greatest Photographs of the West. This exhibit will show at 10 museums around the country and a companion book will also be published. To learn more about the exhibit and where they are showing, please visit their site […]
Here is a blog post titled “Diving Here is Like Swimming in an Aquarium” that I wrote and was published by Nautilus Explorer on their blog. Of course, I included a few photos below too! The boiler today proved once again that diving here can be like swimming in an aquarium. We entered the […]
Giant Pacific Manta Rays are beautiful creatures that can be found through out the Seaof Cortez and waters off many of the islands . They glide through the ocean with grace and never fail to intrigue. Down in the Revillagigedo Islands with Nautilus Explorer, we saw a few and I captured them to show you […]
Here’s a selection of both galapagos and silky sharks from our Revillagigedo Islands trip with Nautilus Explorer.
We’re just home from an epic scuba diving trip down to the Revillagigedo Islands and the Sea of Cortez with the Nautilus Explorer. These deserted and far away islands including Socorro, San Benedicto, and Roca Partida are about 250 miles off the tip of Baja, or 30 hours by boat. The islands are volcanic in […]
The latest issue of Via Magazine has one of our photos from the Valley of Fire, a red rock playground, outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. When visiting Vegas, not many people explore outside of the city, but this is definitely worth the trip. The rock lights up a vibrant red at sunset and there are […]
Check out the March issue of Outside Magazine to see a shot of Chris Mautino of Liquid Adventures cruz’n the Alaska ice. We’ve gotta go back to wild Alaska!!!