Yesterday on our trip to the Antarctic Peninsula we explored a shipwreck with a massive blue whale skeleton nearby. Pictured here is part of the jaw of the whale. Here’s my dive partner @mayasantangelo’s take on the experience: “Man
My current mood as I try to finish several projects before a trip next week. Featuring a nurse shark and whip ray off the coast of Belize.
An Atlantic puffin swimming along in the Westfjords. This was taken while on a trip circumnavigating Iceland on the National Geographic Explorer last summer—not to puff myself up or anything, but bouncing between Alaska and here a couple times
Australian sea lions are neat for a number of reasons: they are endemic, monotypic, and have an weird, abnormal breeding cycle, but I mostly like them because they’re the closest to underwater puppies.
@t_simpkins swimming around, and around, in circles with an Australian sea lion. It’s good to be back in WA.
A leopard shark encountered in Coral Bay. I followed this one for awhile hoping to catch a single coral colony for the background. I’m traveling in Morocco now but I have a big backlog of photos still to share from this year.

Brett Monroe Garner

Perth, Western Australia | Los Angeles, California

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