The title of this blog post is a quote by French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, the father of modern photojournalism. What does this have to do with field biology you might ask? Well, Cartier-Bresson also once said that "a photograph could fix eternity in an instant" and I completely agree. I want to remember this experience for years to come, and photos are the way to do so. For the most part, I have been taking photos throughout my internship using my easy-to-use point-and-shoot Panasonic in order to document this amazing journey. However, I have also taken my Nikon D90 Digital SLR camera out on some spontaneous adventures. Just my bike, my music, and camera. So I would like to share with you today some of the photos I have taken throughout my journey here in The Bahamas, taken with a both a point and shoot and DSLR, photos that were taken underwater and on land, and photos of human and nature subjects. I hope you enjoy.
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS20
Beautiful Sunrise!
Sunrise from my tent on Surfer's Beach
Birthday Cake rock in the Hatchet Bay Caves
Caught Schoolmaster Snapper handlining
Setting the last anchor of the longline
Green Sea Turtle caught in Half Sound
Diving at the Cage
Diving at the Cage
Diving at the Cage
Diving through the Tunnel at Tunnel Rock
Corals at Tunnel Rock
Corals at Tunnel Rock
Corals at Tunnel Rock
Large palm trees located at the abandoned Club Med
Nikon D90 DSLR
@ High Rock
@ High Rock
@ High Rock
@ High Rock
@ High Rock
until next time!
Sincerely,
Your sometimes photographer Field Biologist
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