My inspiration for making mosaics out of plastic from the beach stem from the stories I hear about marine life being affected by trash. It is my hope to spread awareness through my plastic images and inspire people to do their part. So for this blog post I use my orca mosaic as my muse. … Continue reading Plastic Pollution: Killer Whales
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Plastic Pollution: Sea Turtles
My inspiration for making mosiacs out of plastics from the beach stem from the stories I hear about marine life being affected by trash. It is my hope to spread awareness through my plastic images and inspire people to do their part. So for this blog post I use my sea turtle as my muse. … Continue reading Plastic Pollution: Sea Turtles
Swim between the lines
As the appetite for fish grows, so must the nets of corporate commercial fishing vessels in order to meet the demands of hungry humans. Which to some means make the nets bigger, but to others it means will there be fish for my grandchildren? The answer is vague and unknown like the ocean, but it … Continue reading Swim between the lines
Monterey’s MacAfee Pinnacle
Hello wild ones! I have embarked on another epic underwater journey while diving in Monterey, California. This popular cold water diving destination had my dive buddies and I eager to explore so we chartered the Beach Hopper. Our captain Mary Joe took us to a dive site known as MacAfee Pinnacle located Offshore of McAbee Beach … Continue reading Monterey’s MacAfee Pinnacle
Scuba Diving La Jolla Canyon’s Eastern Wall
Last week I was invited to scuba dive the east wall of La Jolla Canyon so I eagerly accepted the offer. My dive buddy Jonathan and I met up at La Jolla Shores where I was introduced to his diving community. The both of us share an interest in underwater photography and his background in scuba diving as well as … Continue reading Scuba Diving La Jolla Canyon’s Eastern Wall
Circle of Life in La Jolla Cove
Yesterday’s dive was beyond inspiring and anticipated. With month after month of winter swells hitting the San Diego coastline I was becoming anxious for a day of good visibility and calm conditions. Well the ocean finally granted me with gentle currents and 10 feet of visibility, along with some intimate wildlife encounters. I woke up bright and early and looked up the Scripps … Continue reading Circle of Life in La Jolla Cove