"Fish Tails" USS Saratoga The image shows two worlds

The image shows two worlds meeting: the peaceful and tranquil world of the freediver and the mechanized and aggressive side of man

Each photograph covered an area 4 inches wide and was illuminated with high power underwater strobes

This high resolution image was captured in over 50 individual frames resulting in exceptional resolution

Brett was the world record holder in the constant weight category of competitive freediving and Spot the dolphin was a full time resident of Cayman Brac

A group of scuba divers discover a pristine coral reef at “Babylon”

"Fish Tails" USS Saratoga The image shows two worldsFrom left to right, top tails are from mutton snapper, crevalle jack, spotted seatrout, Atlantic tarpon, and red drum; and bottom tails are from Nassau grouper, sheepshead, yellowfin tuna, vermilion snapper, yellowtail snapper, and common snook. Dawn Witheringtons work as a graphic design artist and scientific illustrator has allowed her unique access to sea animals through the scientists who intimately know their subjects. Dawns specialty is