Eye Spy a Little Eye – Part I

The underwater world is magnificent in all aspects, especially when it comes to how the inhabitants of that world perceive it! What we see with our mundane human eyes is a result of three photoreceptors that can see red, green and blue. However the world as we know it looks very...
Wide Angle Wonder – Part II

It’s an undeniable fact that Lembeh Strait in North Sulawesi is the epicenter of the macro world. But here’s a lesser-known fact: This area contains the same wide-angle opportunities that are found throughout Indonesia. Wrecks, reefs, walls and pinnacles slathered with soft corals and riotous color are all easily accessed...
Wide Angle Wonder – Part I

People travel from far and wide to search out the incredible creatures of Lembeh Strait. While it’s certainly true that much of the Strait’s marine life is tiny, there is plenty of larger life to be found. Squid, cuttlefish, beautiful anemones, and giant frogfish are standard denizens of the area,...
In The Muck

"Do you ever meet a dive master that can identify all the critters you saw on the dive by their latin and common names?"  View Shiloh Jackson's trip report here   ...