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10 Year Surface Interval
I love big picture diving where you’re in awe of a whole ecosystem interacting naturally in some big epic event like a feeding frenzy. This could have been one of my top 5 dives in New England and I got pictures to prove it.
Whales of Stellwagon
Watching the last of the season’s feeding beasts with City Harbor Cruises Whale Watch out of Boston, Ma on the glorious vessel Sanctuary. Stuck in whale soup and shearwater species galore, all that and more! Step Right Up!
Conanicut Island
A collection of images taken on and around the island of Conanicut in Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island.
Full Moon Yoga & Sound Bath at Beavertail
Full Moon Yoga & Sound bath at Beavertail
Jamestown, Rhode Island - August 2025
Hosted by Blue Heron Yoga
Gather under the moon with us at the Beavertail Lighthouse on Friday, August 8th. Coral will guide an all-levels ritual flow as the sun sets and the full moon rises. Jill, accompanied by the sound of the ocean, will lead us into a meditative resting state with her crystal singing bowls.
Diver out of Water
Before and after the plunge. Divers before, after and during the plunge.
Sending Letters from the Sea
Sending Letters from the Sea
Words with salt, original writing and coastal imagery.
Boardwalk through the Marsh
A walk through a New England marsh with the evening activity beginning to stir.
Diving Tewksbury Rock
Diving Tewksbury Rock in the Boston Harbor Islands, a steep pinnacle known for great topography and hunting.
Friday the 13th Strawberry Moon
In the late hours of the 12th following through to the first hours of Friday, June 13th the Strawberry Full Moon could be seen rising. It’s a late sleeper, rising around 22:00/10pm and not peaking above the rural and city skyline until closer to 11.
Spills Kill
On Friday, April 11th 2025, Boston had a front row seat to the irreversible and devastating damage of a marine catastrophe. In the early hours just after sunrise Fishing Vessel Eileen Rita (of New England Marine Inc.), a scalloper out of New Bedford ran around on Green Island and sank in Hypocrite Channel, just outside of the Boston inner harbor.
Working for the Water: Careers That Keep You Close to the Ocean
Working for the Water: Careers That Keep You Close to the Ocean
You can blame a childhood snorkeling trip, a long-lost Jacques Cousteau documentary, or the sheer mystery of the tide. Something lured you in, and now, here you are — still hungry, still wide-eyed, still imagining a life near the sea.
F/V Atlantic
Scenes of Summer: F/V Atlantic out of Woods Hole, Ma at Fish Pier in Boston, early summer unloading the catch.
Hands OFF! Protest Boston
When your governor participates and speaks at an anti government protest you might have a problem.
Hands OFF! protest in Boston with the Mayor as well as the Dropkick Murphy’s!
Cold Cochituate
Lake Cochituate in Natick and Wayland, Mass is a nice little spot in the middle of dreaded suburbia offering a step closer to the wilderness or.. nature at least. The summertime is full of fun activities for all, but the wintertime has its beauty and draws for the photography if nothing else. Here are photos from Lake Cochituate and a few of its residents in the cold months
Smothered by Sargassum
Exploring underneath a massive sargassum seaweed patch. Don’t get lost, and don’t run out of air before you find your way out of the disappearing cave.
St. Martin - circa 2015
Creative Recharge Strategies to Excel in Life and Work
In a world where innovation drives progress, nurturing your creative energy is more crucial than ever. Creativity fuels both personal satisfaction and professional achievement, offering a pathway to new ideas and solutions. Whether you’re seeking to break free from monotony or aiming to enhance your creative prowess, there are myriad approaches to consider. From career shifts to embracing nature, each strategy provides a unique avenue to invigorate your imagination and foster growth. By exploring these methods, you can cultivate a mindset that thrives on creativity and adaptability.
Fall-in(g) Color
Chasing the leaves of New England in Fall from New Hampshire through Massachusetts to Rhode Island.
100th Dive Challenge
It’s scandalous, it’s sexy, it’s naughty and it’s funny, no matter who you are. The long standing tradition in scuba diving has been that once you log your 99th dive, your next one, your 100th dive shall be in the nude! Have you done it?
Nubble Channel Mola mola
Sharing the sea for a moment with the worlds largest bony fish, the Mola mola.