"Grand Central Station" This Solomon Island dive site is named "Grand Central Station" and rightfully so due to the buzz and activity of the reef fish like these anthias that make this shallow reef home. Gizo, Solomon Islands - D Sabo Photography - Seascapes, Nature and Wildlife Photography

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Scuba diving was a right of passage in 1975. It was a time when you still had to jump in the deep end of a 12 foot pool with all gear in hand and put everything on at the bottom. As fins and mask floated upwards and air was becoming somewhat of a commodity a fledgling newbie transformed himself into a competent scuba diver.

“Seascapes” represents my appreciation and respect of our underwater world.

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dsabo > "Us and Them" Solitaire female diver glides along with a massive school of barracuda at Mary's Place, Russell Island chain, Solomon Islands

dsabo > "Mother Ocean Part 2" Rays of sunlight stream down on Yellow tail snapper as they cruise over a shallow reef in Belize, CA.

dsabo > "Busy Shallow Reef" The shallow waters at a dive site off of Gizo, Solomon Islands is appropriately referred to as "Grand Central Station."

dsabo > "Shallow South Pacific Coral Reef" A woman scuba diver on Astrolabe Reef in Fiji. The Great Astrolabe Reef is the world's fourth largest barrier reef and is Fiji's largest living organism.

dsabo > "Pillar Coral" Diver glides by a majestic stand of pillar coral, Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras

dsabo > "Maldivian Motion" A colorful school of fusiliers darts through a shallow reef in the Maldive Islands

dsabo > "Hanging Out" My Cozumel divemaster illustrating perfect neutral buoyancy during his safety stop after a deep dive.

dsabo > "SVG Deepwater Wall" A school of brown chromis descend down a deepwater reef wall showcasing a healthy display of orange tube sponges. St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Windward Isles,Caribbean

dsabo > "Living Shipreef" The wreck of the Ruiniu a mere 40 yards offshore and an easy shore dive off Honiara, Solomon Islands. The Ruiniu transformed into a living shipreef is a 6500 ton Japanese transport laying upright with depths ranging from 5m to 50m.

dsabo > "Roatan discoveries" Diver explores the "Spur and Groove" system of a Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras dive site

dsabo > "Wreck of the Purini" The "Purini" was a WWI minesweeper that sunk off the coast of Mayreau, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Windward Isles in 1918. Now a living shipreef, beautiful corals and sponges adhere to the ladders as a Spainish Hogfish cruises by.

"Grand Central Station" This Solomon Island dive site is named "Grand Central Station" and rightfully so due to the buzz and activity of the reef fish like these anthias that make this shallow reef home. Gizo, Solomon Islands

dsabo > "Grand Central Station" This Solomon Island dive site is named "Grand Central Station" and rightfully so due to the buzz and activity of the reef fish like these anthias that make this shallow reef home. Gizo, Solomon Islands

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