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Category: Hydrosphere

Having spent 15 years of my life diving my way around the world’s oceans, I now have sea water in my veins and long for the soothing sound of bubbles. And there is fresh water out there too.

A Matter of Scale
September 11, 2022
Birds, Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York
On an outing to Montauk yesterday I was treated with whales, spinner dolphins in the distance and a few seals poking their head through the rolling surf, which had attracted many...
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Of Time and Elasticity
June 29, 2022
Hydrosphere, New York, Photography
Whether it is through extremely long exposures or the blink of a fast shutter, I always know that coming home and firing up the virtual lightbox to develop my shots, I will be...
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Seals!
May 9, 2020
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York
Spotted a few weeks BC*, these two seals sat on a rock in weak afternoon light, dutifully soaking in the invisible waves of a pale sun, a stone's throw from the...
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Against All Odds
January 13, 2020
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
Yes, eight and a half million souls merrily sharing three hundred square miles of prime real-estate is a lot. Way too much in fact, as is the case for any large city. The very...
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Fox One!
February 18, 2019
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
Marie and I drove down to the Jersey beaches this weekend on the snowy owl lottery. It was a lovely day, almost spring-like, and a very enjoyable drive both ways. Jersey...
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Beached
January 16, 2019
Fauna, Hydrosphere, New York
Emboldened by my first snowy owl quest, I set out a couple of weeks ago on a southward drive to distant Jersey beaches, yet again following the ebb and flow of crowdsourced...
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