One of the things we love about Sombrero and the area around it is that even in the shallowest of water there’s awesome things to see. Check out this new edit of a hermit crab from our last expedition. He was in about a foot of water!
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Christmas Visit Preview
While it wasn’t a “full” expedition, we did manage to get down to Somebrero over the Christmas break for a dive or two, and we’ve put together a quick preview of some of the images we gathered on that outing:
2013 Expedition Sneak Peak
The 2013 Expedition was easily our best yet and yielded hundreds of fantastic images and dozens of video clips! We’re busily processing them and beginning page layout for the book so we’ve been head down and nose to the grindstone, but we thought we’d take a quick break to share some of our favorites:
More Practice!
As our October expedition looms, we’re availing ourselves of every opportunity to hone our skills with our recently acquired equipment. Our most recent opportunity was an underwater photo session we set up with a local model. The hot sunny day made for excellent conditions. Here’s some of our favorites from the session:
Practice Makes Perfect
The October expedition is looming and we’re excited to be working with newer and more awesome equipment to replace the gear that failed. Since practice is never a bad thing, we set up a pool session yesterday with the lovely Kenzie to do just that. Here’s the results:
2012 Expedition Images
Please enjoy our gallery of 2012 expedition images. These are behind the scenes images of the area and the expedition in progress.
Barge Artificial Reef – Sombrero Key 2009
Reefs are such a valuable part of the ecosystem for many reasons that artificial ones are placed so as to expand existing reef systems or create new ones. This oceangoing barge was sunk as an artificial reef just southeast of Sombrero Key Florida, to extend the already extensive array of spur and groove coral formations. Enjoy our gallery of images from our 2009 expedition here!
Somrero Key and Reefs – 2012
Sombrero Key Florida, about 5 miles south of Vaca Key and the City of Marathon is home to an extensive array of spur and groove coral formations which extend seaward from the Key’s lighthouse. These are some of the most beautiful coral formations in the keys. Enjoy our gallery of images from our 2012 expedition here!
Sombrero Key and Reefs – 2009
Sombrero Key Florida, about 5 miles south of Vaca Key and the City of Marathon is home to an extensive array of spur and groove coral formations which extend seaward from the Key’s lighthouse. These are some of the most beautiful coral formations in the keys. Enjoy our gallery of images from our 2009 expedition here!
