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Tiger Beach 2013
I started off this year in much the same way as I did last – spending the very first week in my favorite place on this planet, Tiger Beach. The only difference is that this year I was working as crew on my good friend Jim Abernethy’s boat, The Shearwater. [...]
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HAITI
It is not every day that you find yourself in the poorest country in the western hemisphere, but this past December that is exactly where I was, Haiti. When most people think of Haiti, the first things that come to mind are the poverty stricken people who have had to [...]
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American Alligators
Local Introductions from sean havas on Vimeo.
Local Introductions from sean havas on Vimeo. Ever since I was a child my parents taught me that when you move somewhere new the polite thing to do is to introduce yourself to your neighbors. Being that I just moved to Florida, I figured that I would take my parents [...]
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The woman who swims with Orca’s
This is the story of a woman that follows her heart and is not paralyzed by fear. Finally a scientist that actually gets in the water to study whales. The way she interacts with these intelligent apex predators is nothing short of astounding. Even more proof that when it comes [...]
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SHARK – A Fine Art Photography Exhibit
A few weeks ago I put on a solo photography exhibit. This is my favourite thing to do with my photography. To take a small sample of my images and print them in the best way possible, then have them displayed in a gallery for the public to see. What [...]
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Whale Shark Expedition
I got back from back to back whale shark expeditions a few weeks ago. I had been very busy preparing for my upcoming gallery exposition which has had great reviews and an incredible turnout, which is why this trip report is coming out late. Needless to say those 2 and [...]
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Why We Are Eating Our Own Trash
Created by: MastersDegree.net
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Ending Overfishing
Ending Overfishing from OCEAN2012 on Vimeo.
A great film on the state of our oceans and the realities of over fishing.
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Oceanic White Tip Shark Expedition
This past week I was blessed with the opportunity to dive with one of the world’s most endangered animals, the oceanic white tip shark. While it was once considered to be the most prolific animal on our planet weighing over 100lbs, its populations have sadly been decimated by over [...]
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Sanctuary in the Sea: a Gulf of the Farallones Experience
This video is the introspective self portrait of an old school sea urchin diver. A man who spent over 20 years solo diving the Farrallones. A remote chain of islands 30 miles off the coast of San Fransisco, whose rough waters are home to one of the worlds densest populations [...]
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