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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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