"Who Comes There?" Type:Fine Art Paper By uniting the community of

By uniting the community of Special Operations veterans with the world of marine science and conservation

a shipwreck sunk as an artificial reef yields new life in the form of colorful encrusting sponges and myriad other tiny organisms

Two Caribbean reef sharks (Carcharhinus perezi) hunt on the coral reef in the Bahamas

The shot was taken when the turtle started an eighty foot dive and headed straight down to the photographer after catching a gulp of air at the surface

Jett Britnell is an internationally published writer

"Who Comes There?" Type:Fine Art Paper By uniting the community ofI had to crawl over slippery logs to get within range of these skittish harbor seals, seen taking a break from the current swept waters of Discovery Passage in British Columbia. This image shows man's impact on nature: the logs are grim evidence of a forest that no longer exists while the seals show their adaptability by using them as a haul out site. Michael ONeill is a freelance photographer and writer specializing in travel and natural history