Showing posts with label Scuba Diving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scuba Diving. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Ocean Requiem

If you enjoy underwater videos of sea life with relaxing music, check this video out. It was supposed to be a deterrent film to using gill nets and overfishing. Filmed by Howard Hall, an amazing underwater cinematographer. Reminds me of scuba diving in Belize! Seeing life underwater is one the most amazing things to witness. Get a little taste:

Ocean Requiem from Howard Hall on Vimeo.

Monday, July 5, 2010

Field Course in Belize

At the end of May, I left for the Drowned Cayes, Belize for a field course in monitoring animal behavior in Bottle-nose dolphins and West Indian manatees. I also got to scuba dive off on the Belize Barrier Reef. I was able to get a few cool pictures of the entire trip.


[Housing we stayed in]




[One of the many dolphins we observed in the wild]

[Lonely mangrove island]

[Lonely fisherman]


[Walkways covered by mangroves]




[Local soccer field on the beach]

[Iguana resting in a bird house]

[Mayan Ruins Site]


[Bus we traveled in to the Mayan site]


[Me at 70ft.]


[3ft. Green Moray Eel]