I had the first public exhibition of my underwater photography at the Main Street Gallery at CBSRZ in Chester, CT for 3 months during the Fall of 2018. I was on the waiting list for over a year for the gallery space, so it was quite an honor. I spent Read more
Here we went again, back to the Cayman Cookout in January for 4 days of culinary ridiculousness followed by a week of recovery, golfing and diving. As before, the headline chefs were the troika of Eric Ripert, Anthony Bourdain, and José Andrés. New this year was Lidia Bastianich, Rick Bayless, Read more
Finally getting around to posting about our two major vacations this year! First off, to celebrate our 20th anniversary we were able to kickoff the year by going to Grand Cayman a week later in January than we had previously. This allowed us to attend the Cayman Cookout, an unbelievable Read more
We had such a great time, both above and below water, last year in Grand Cayman that we returned again in January. Staying at the Ritz Carlton again, Max was able to enjoy golfing, while Dave did five solid days of diving plus a half-day underwater photography course, given as Read more
I’ve been doing underwater photography since my very first years of diving in the early 1980’s, starting out with a Nikonos V and SB103 flash, and shooting FujiChrome. I’m now on my third digital setup with a Canon G12 and twin Inon strobes. I’ve published my more recent work on Read more
Underwater and above-water pictures are now published from our January vacation to Grand Cayman. Stayed at the Ritz Carlton on Seven Mile Beach and did five days of diving with Indigo Divers.
Finally got pictures posted from two of our 2010 vacations. In January, we took a cruise aboard SilverSea’s Silver Shadow from Barbados to Ft. Lauderdale. In August, we escaped the New England heat wave to the cool Pacific Northwest coast of British Columbia. We flew into Victoria, spending four days Read more
Finally got the photos published from our January 2009 trip to Antigua. Quality of diving there was not worth lugging all the gear, but the vacation was great. Click on the photo and enjoy the pix!