Osprey Reef and the Coral Sea, Aboard The Undersea Explorer, 2007
A thousand meter seamount, Osprey Reef is the most northerly dive site on most Great Barrier Reef live-aboard itineraries. Crystal clear water, a large resident shark population, and soft coral trees as big as divers -- this is a must for any serious diver when visiting the GBR.
Stretching over 1400 miles along the east coast of Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is the largest living structure on earth. Comprised of thousands of reef systems, and home to a remarkably diverse population of species, it is one of the most popular dive destinations on the planet. These images are taken over a seven year span of full-time diving and photography along this expanse.