Bat Ray Cove Even after decades of diving, most of it in California, there is still quite a few local marine animals I…Bonnie J. CardoneAugust 8, 2010
Wreck of the Toro On the night of November 21, 2004, a sudden and powerful storm came up out of the northeast heaving the…Dale & Kim ShecklerJune 7, 2010
Gull Island West Unexpected marine encounters are what make a dive truly special. Fortunate for us in California, that is a frequent occurrence.…Dale & Kim ShecklerMay 5, 2010
Little Gibraltar Reef I just love underwater pinnacles. Jutting up from the bottom they create a vertical surface that bask in the currents…Dale & Kim ShecklerApril 19, 2010
The Garden If we are to see and photograph more fish, we have to go where they are in abundance. And a…Dale & Kim ShecklerSeptember 18, 2009
Twin Rocks Sometimes when you’re out on an underwater photo expedition you want to target one species. On this particular dive trip…Dale & Kim ShecklerAugust 12, 2009
Avalon Underwater Park The Avalon Underwater Park is like the sampler appetizer platter. It has a bit of everything so that the diver…Dale & Kim ShecklerJune 19, 2009
Farnsworth Bank I peered over the side for a better look and watched the reef drop away to a vertical wall. Even…Bruce WatkinsFebruary 12, 2009
The Jester of Torqua Springs It was a fairly "ordinary" dive. Pretty, lots of fish, a few lobster, but most were short. No matter, I…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
East End San Nicolas is the most remote, least visited, and most mysterious of the Channel Islands. Once home to Chumash Indians,…Bruce WatkinsJanuary 1, 2009