Bruce Hall has been a scuba diver and underwater photographer since 1983. As an elementary school teacher in Costa Mesa, California, Bruce often used his photography to share his knowledge of local ocean life in the classroom with his students. Macro, or close-up, photography enables Bruce, who is legally blind, to identify specific features of plant and animal life living along the southern California coastline as well as to study and to enjoy the undersea world after he has left it. His photography reflects his dedication to sharing the sights of ocean life with others.
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Originally created: 18 Jul 2011 Current author: Beth Stoffmacher
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