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Anilao 2017 Workshop Photo Essay

Anilao Diving
The Anilao Workshop, led by Brent Durand and Tommy Stylski with macro photographer Mike Bartick, provided 22 divers with intensive macro photography experiences. Participants captured rare marine life, such as the blue ring octopus and pygmy seahorses, over ten days. The workshop included daily critiques, photo talks, and one-on-one instruction, culminating in a photo contest showcasing stunning underwater images.
Socorro Islands diving
Mark Strickland led a diverse group of 20 global divers to Socorro Islands, renowned for encounters with large marine species. Highlights included mantas, tiger sharks, and dolphins at sites like El Boiler and Roca Partida. Despite strong currents, the trip provided ample photo opportunities and unforgettable marine life interactions.
Socorro Diving
Erik Lukas led the Bluewater Photo Workshop aboard the Rocio Del Mar to Socorro Islands, Mexico. Highlights included close encounters with mantas, humpback whales, hammerheads, and vibrant marine life amid clear waters. The trip was marked by camaraderie among diverse international guests and featured excellent onboard cuisine and photography sessions.

Bluewater Travel Solomons Trip Recap

Mangrove roots underwater
Mark Strickland's article recounts his Solomon Islands photo workshop experience with Bluewater Travel, emphasizing the region's rich marine life, pristine reefs, WWII wrecks, and local culture. The journey aboard the "Bilikiki" included dives at iconic sites like Leru Cut and Mary Island, showcasing vibrant fish populations and unique geological features. The workshops focused on photography, with daily reviews and a final slideshow. Interaction with locals was a highlight, demonstrating sustainable tourism practices. The trips combined adventure, learning, and appreciation for the Solomons' natural beauty and historical significance.

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