For years I lived on the Southeast Florida coast where my wife Lynn and I studied and photographed the reefs and wrecks from West Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale.

2. For years I lived on the Southeast Florida coast where my wife Lynn and I studied
and photographed the reefs and wrecks from West Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale.
We did most of our diving on a stunning reef line from Boynton Beach south to
Delray Beach. We also frequented the Upper Florida Keys, with its famous wrecks
and pristine reefs.

3. We make annual pilgrimages to “blue water”
destinations. In the past those trips have taken
us to locations in the Bahamas including the
alluring blue holes at the Cay Sal Banks, the
Exuma Cays, and the Northwest Bahamas area
that includes Cat Cay, Port Lucaya and Bimini.
We have also visited the Cayman Islands and
the spectacular Bloody Bay Wall. In April,
2007, I spent several days diving on the
famous “Nuclear Fleet,” at Bikini Atoll in the
Marshall Islands.

4. Lake Haiyaha Lake Haiyaha, Chaos Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park
The crystal clear waters of Lake Haiyaha at the top of Chaos Canyon in Rocky
Mountain National Park. Photo © copyright by Charles Whiting.

5. Bristlecone Pinetree at
Lake Haiyaha Lake
Haiyaha, Chaos
Canyon, Rocky
Mountain National
Park
A Bristlecone Pine tree
growing at high altitude
shows the affects of the
strong winds and harsh
alpine environment. Photo
© copyright by Charles
Whiting. Read more
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aphy.com

6. Bull Elk and Wildflowers Continental Divide, Rocky Mountain National Park
A Bull Elk with velvet antlers rests in a meadow of wildflowers at the Continental
Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park. Photo © copyright by Charles Whiting.