Image Archive

Northern right whale dolphin seen from the TE SubCom  Dependable --Photo by Desray Reeb

Manx shearwater seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Tufted puffin seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Black-footed albatross seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. Credit: Desray Reeb

Sabine's gull on the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Wilson's warbler on the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Humpback whales as seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Ocean sunfish (Mola mola) seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Pacific white-sided dolphins seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. Credit: Desray Reeb, 2011.

Killer whale seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Blue shark seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

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Most of the Leg 1 science party. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Chuck McGuire plays a few tunes during Bosun's poetry night. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

John reads Hughes during Bosun's poetry night. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Thompson crew member, Dana Africa, and Dean Lisa Graumlich knit while they listen during Bosun's poetry night. (photo by Allison Fundis)

Chris Holm plays an Eddie Vedder song during Bosun's poetry night. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Alden Denny reads a limerick during Bosun's poetry night. Lexi Brewer, Debbie Kelley, and Kendra Daly listen. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Mike Harrington reads Billy Collins during Bosun's poetry night. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Sue Banahan reads a Pablo Neruda poem during Bosun's poetry night. 

Captain John Wilson reads a poem at Bosun's poetry night. (Photo by Allison Fundis) 

Jim (the Thompson's lead engineer), Allison Fundis, and Alden Denny enjoy a little down time. (photo by Captain John Wilson) 

A little down time in the sun during a fantail BBQ. (photo by Allison Fundis)

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A collapse pond forms from the draining of pooled molten lava after a solid roof has formed over a lava pond. The weight of the unsupported roof may cause it to collapse. Pillars form where water rises from beneath a flow creating pillars of crystallized magma from within the deepening lava pools.

Skip Denny and Dana Manalang log events during their 4 hour watch in the ROPOS control room. Mitch Elend and Monica Riess (back) work to stich together images into a photomosaic as they come in from the digital still camera mounted on the ROV. (photo by Allison Fundis)