The explosive population of non-native, invasive Lion Fish here in Jupiter FL is a serious problem. They have a voracious
appetites, consume our juvenile groupers, snapper, crabs, and all others they can fit in their mouth. I shot one lionfish that was swallowing a rasp 2/3rds its size. They have no preditors here!!!
This Sat. Aug. 13th, our teams of 4 shooters hope to kill 1000+
lionfish at the Derby. Team "Lion Tamers", wish everyone
safe diving and maxing out on the lionfish. They really do taste like snapper! Terri Roberts

Jan 27, 2009

Underwater Images Call For Entries 2009

Sounds like a great photography contest with equally great prizes!!! Thank you for bringing it to my attention in your informative article. TKAT
PHOTOGRAPHY

Jan 21, 2009

Going Nudi in California: Part I

Mike---Your nudi photography is outstanding!!! I appreicate your tips and know that they will help me improve my nudi shots. I have a D300 with a 105mm macro lens, Sea & Sea housing with two Sea & Sea strobes. I think I have to work on the horizontal plane/depth of field.....I seem to get the rhinophores in focus and not the branchial plumes. My first experience in/around Wakatobi, Indonesia, I shot head on mostly. Any other tips would be welcome! Who would think cold water CA had that variety of nudi's! Sorry though, burrr, no cold diving for me---I love the Jupiter FL warm water temps............Terri Roberts

Jan 16, 2009

Behind The Scenes, Sport Diver Magazine Images Column

I look forward to reading your article each month in SPORT DIVER. I really like your video format, Jason! Very meaningful to see the "photographer", his work and his space.---Terri Roberts