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Is Honesty the Best Policy

Since our childhood, we are taught the importance of honesty and why we should be honest. We do try our level best to be honest to our parents, teachers, friends and almost everybody with whom we meet and also succeed in achieving this. However, when we come across, how dishonesty helped some people achieve some great things quickly and in a better way than us, we tend to go the wrong way for quick success. This, in many cases results in creating problems for these people, which sometimes cannot be solved at all. Now, let us discuss - 'Is honesty really the best policy' by considering various situations.

Is Honesty the Best Policy Always!

The answer to this is again YES, but there is also the other sign of the coin which we should consider. Sometimes, there are situations wherein you have to be dishonest to save yourself or someone else when we know that the person is innocent. In such cases, speaking lies may not come under 'Dishonesty' as we are not doing anything wrong. Thus, it depends entirely on the situation, and intelligent people realize and know how to deal with a difficult situation by not compromising on their principles and ideals. However, a dishonest way to protect yourself should not be made a habit and you should recall the values taught to you, if you feel like going with the wrong way by proper self control.

Thus, we conclude that honesty is the best policy to enjoy a good and respectable life. Honesty indeed takes a person to the level where he deserves to be.

Legs and Wings

When I look at this photo I feel that the heading Legs and Wings is perfect for this photo!!!

WHY?

Because this photo tells a mothers love for her children is very precious and endless...............

These few words sum up the meaning and significance of the word Mother. Mother is

undoubtedly the most beautiful and lovable word in any language. This goes to show the

importance of mother in our lives. Mother stands for millions of things she gives to her

children; it also stands for sacrifices pain, grief and sorrows which she has to undergo to keep

her children happy and secure. No joy can match the joy of a mother looking at her child,

those craving eyes-deeper than a whole ocean. The most important woman in an individual's

life is her/his mother. Her presence affects us our entire life and she can't be replaced by

anyone.

he mother's love for her children is as tender as the petal of a flower, as sweet as the flower fragrance, as pure as a flower itself. Still, her love can neither be replaced nor comparable to anything else in the whole universe.

my mind is locked up

WHY DID I CHHOSE THIS PHOTO ?

BECAUSE WEN I LOOK AT THIS PHOTO I UNDERSTAND THAT I DONT KNOW WHAT TO WRITE ..................I CANT LET MY IDEAS OUT...................

UNDER WATER LIFE

The grace of nature brings countless pleasure and fascination into my life. I feel it is my obligation to give back to our selfless planet in every way I can.

A fish's perspective. Dive into the ocean and my brain (no certification required) in my latestExplorer's Journal entry.

August 21st, 2009 Seahorses are amongst one of the ocean's most unique creatures. See a collection of seahorse photographs including a very rare wild seahorse birth in my latest collection of underwater photographs.

July 25th, 2009 There is no greater ocean experience for me than to swim eye to eye with wild dolphins. During my recent trips to the Bahamas I had the wonderful opportunity to swim with my dolphin friends once again. Glimpse into this magical encounter in this wild dolphins video. Please take a minute to visit www.takepart.com/thecove to learn about this new film and what you can do to protect dolphins from harm.

July 20th, 2009 Check out the latest photos in the ocean gallery for some underwater photographs of octopus, sea turtles, and more.

March 7th, 2009 An exciting underwater photograph is usually a recipe of preparation, perseverance, and patience — mixed in with a little luck. In my latest Explorer's Journal entry, read about how this all came into play on a recent dive.

December 18th, 2008 I have added a selection of photographs taken during the past month while diving in Palm Beach, Florida. In this collection of underwater photographs you will get a small glimpse of the broad diversity of marine life that can be seen right off our Florida coast. Check out the latest photos in the ocean gallery.

December 13th, 2008 Exploring the oceans is always an exciting adventure. Every single dive into the unknown is filled with new and unique encounters, but in fourteen years of diving this was to be a first. My underwater encounter with one of the ocean's leviathans, a whale shark, near the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida was a humbling experience. Check out some of the photographs of this amazing whale shark.

October 4th, 2008 Just in time for Halloween! Straight out of some Hollywood horror movie comes this strange looking fish — the Northern Stargazer. Check out some of the photos of this fish and a few others in theOcean Gallery.

September 21st, 2008 During August 22nd and 23rd I was fortunate enough to experience a once a year phenomenon in our wonderful oceans — the mass coral spawning event. And now I am bringing the experience to you in writing, photos, and video!

September 17th, 2008 While no one was looking I sneaked in a couple of things on to the web site. One is a link to my first book on ocean life — Ocean Wanderers. I have also added two Explorer's Journal entries: one on an amazing sea turtle encounter and the other on the adventures of Mr. Florida Prickly Cockle. Check them out!

August 18th, 2008 One of the many perks of my job is having the unique opportunity to have a close encounter with some of the world's rarest creatures. And it is during turtle nesting season that such an opportunity presents itself. Check out the latest underwater photos for a peak at these beautiful and rare baby Leatherback turtles.

July 22nd, 2008 During my recent trip to the Bahamas I had the opportunity to try my hand at some underwater time lapse photography. Using a time lapse camera I was able to photograph a coral reef for over an hour during twilight hours. Combining all the images together I created a time lapse video of the corals extending their polyps. View this unique time lapse video.

July 8th, 2008 The islands of the Bahamas offers a great diversity of marine life to observe in an almost untouched setting. From mating Hamlets and Yellowhead Jawfish with eggs to rare deep water soft corals. See the latest underwater photographs in the Ocean Gallery for a glimpse at these and other beautiful marine life.

May 12th, 2008 I just recently returned from a shark expedition trip to the Bahamas with some exciting new underwater photos. Make sure to check them out in the Ocean Gallery.

March 20th, 2008 Check out the latest underwater photos in the Ocean Gallery for some very unique underwater creatures such as the Bandtail Searobin. Plus, debuting as the voice of TheLivingSea, the lovely Tanya Guiler (aka. my wonderful girlfriend) has narrated Oceanic Crusade — my latest Lancer Dragonet video.

March 7th, 2008 I have added a new Explorer's Journal entry about my encounter with a pair of comical Seaweed Blenny. Check it out to see some underwater photos, videos, and an extra 'little' surprise.

November 9th, 2007 In order to make viewing the images in our Ocean Gallery a little easier I have added a previous and next image button to both sides of the gallery. You can use these new buttons or use the thumbnails to scroll through the library of underwater photographs. Some browsers even offer a keyboard shortcut to these buttons. Hover over the buttons to see them.

November 5th, 2007 Aside from the obvious updates to the gallery of underwater photographs there have been a few less obvious additions. The biggest is the improvement of the search functionality of the web site. I have added an email updates form so you can be notified as soon as any changes occur. And lastly, I've added a references area with some of my favorite web sites, underwater videos, and books. Check them out!

October 30th, 2007 Do you ever get that strange feeling someone is staring at you? It happens to me all the time, especially underwater! In this latest set of underwater photographs you can observe (and learn) about the observer — the Atlantic Longarm Octopus (Octopus defilippi).

October 28th, 2007 I have added some new underwater photographs to the Ocean Gallery. For you shark aficionados there are a few new Tiger shark and Lemon shark photos taken at Tiger Beach. For something a little smaller check out this beautiful nudibranch.

October 25th, 2007 From a Lemon shark cruising alongside a ship wreck to an Octopus guarding its eggs, a new series of underwater photographs has been added to the Ocean Gallery.

October 7th, 2007 The ocean is filled with unique and strange alien-like creatures. Some, like the Flying Gurnard, appear to be in a state of evolution. See some underwater photos of this strange underwater creature and don't forget to watch the Flying Gurnard video, too.

September 10th, 2007 To watch a school of predatory fish feed on a bait ball is extraordinary. In this latest Explorer's Journal entry read about my experience amidst this amazing underwater showcase. Read the latestExplorer's Journal and view an underwater bait ball video in action.

September 8th, 2007 In the ocean world few animals are as unique as the Shortnose Batfish (Ogcocephalus nasutus). Check out the latest underwater photos of this strange fish and view an underwater video of the Shortnose Batfish hunting.

August 27th, 2007 This latest entry in the Explorer's Journal talks about a very unique dive I had today. See Caribbean Reef Squid video as they mate and lay eggs on the reef along with some underwater photos, too.

May 4th, 2007 A new journal entry with underwater photos has been added to the Explorer's Journal about the close encounters between a baby Octopus (Octopus vulgaris) and me.

April 24th, 2007 Some new images of adult and juvenile Atlantic Flying Fish have been added to the latest photo library in the Ocean Gallery. Have a look at this spectacular ingenuity of nature and learn some very interesting facts about them, too.

April 10th, 2007 Something extraordinary is always happening. My latest writing while doing a little muck diving is now posted in the Explorer's Journal.

January 9th, 2007 A new series of underwater photos have been added to the gallery. View the unique diversity of marine life that can be seen around the coral reefs of Florida. View the latest underwater photos.

August 20th, 2006 Wild Dolphins! Few words can describe the magical encounters I've experienced underwater with these amazing beings. Have a look at the Dolphin Photo Gallery for a few of the photographs taken on my last wild dolphins encounter trip in the Bahamas.

June 6th, 2006 Thanks to the inspiration of a few friends and a kayak that refuses to give up the Explorer's Journalis once again bathed in my latest adventure. From mating Horseshoe Crabs to revealing nature's secrets, read along as I take you on an adventure through a mangrove lagoon.

May 26th, 2006 The photos are slowly trickling their way in! Check out the latest underwater photo gallery for a sample of what I've been lucky enough to experience since I've changed professions. I would love to hear from some of you with your thoughts or what you'd love to see here.

February 1st, 2006 It's been a while since my last update and boy have things changed. After some serious thought (~5 min) I decided to quit my day job (web designer) to pursue my love of diving to a whole new level. I can now say I am a certified full time dive bum. I'm working with my friends at Jim Abernethy's Scuba Adventures so if you're in the area stop by and say hi or join me on a dive. So as you can imagine you'll start seeing a lot more photographs and adventures in here soon. In the mean time, check out a few from a recent dive in the Marvelous Muck. You can view thelatest underwater photos here.