To become a National Geographic specialty diver, one learns about conservation, behavioral biology of life below the surface as well as how to maneuver and photograph the underwater environment in a way that relays the need for preservation. A photo project focused on the biodiversity of the underwater world wrapped up the learning sessions. Definitely an epic trip in my book...
Here are a few images I took along the way:
Looking through the ring of an old Spanish anchor in Molasses Reef...

Looking up at the underwater world from the bottom of the ocean...

100 feet below the surface on the U.S.S. Spiegel Grove...


My dive instructor inside the Spiegel...


Under the sea with my National Geographic Dive Instructor...

A scorpion fish - look closely as he blends in with the rocks...

A massive Goliath Grouper that probably would have a hard time fitting inside my mom’s minivan...approx. 700lbs...


A school of blue striped grunts...

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