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New Caledonia and Vanuatu Tourism Photography by Richard and Frederique Chesher

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New Caledonia and Vanuatu Tourism Photography. I love photography. By the time I was 10, I had my own darkroom and processed films and prints in black and white and then in color. In 1959 I began doing underwater photography in support of my activities as a professional diver and later as a graduate student in marine sciences. I assisted the professional underwater photographer Jerry Greenberg in south Florida and worked as an underwater photographer for Ribikoff Oceanics and Westinghouse. My first published images appeared in National Geographic Magazine in November 1966, and since then, my scientific and travel photographs have been published in so many books and magazines that I have long since lost track of them. My photo agents in London and New York send me lists of sales from time to time. In 2000, Frederique and I began production of travel and cruising guides to Vanuatu and New Caledonia and we specialized in hotel, resort, and tourism photogra...

Moira’s Pacific Expedition: Tracking Destiny in the South Pacific

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  Moira’s Pacific Expedition: Tracking Destiny in the South Pacific   Moira’s Pacific Expedition:  Tracking Destiny in the South Pacific  by Richard Chesher, Ph.D. and Frederique Chesher If you’re drawn to ocean voyaging, nature writing, true sailing adventure, and the deeper questions that arise when you spend long periods at sea, I’d like to introduce my 3‑book Kindle eBook series: Moira’s Pacific Expedition:  Tracking Destiny in the South Pacific (3 book series) This is a  true account  of a remarkable South Pacific voyage aboard the 44‑foot research vessel  Moira —through remote island chains, typhoon-ravaged waters, and living coral seas—told through the eyes of a marine biologist and explorer. The series blends  nautical adventure ,  marine discovery , and a thoughtful exploration of  consciousness, awareness, synchronicity, and emergence —the hidden forces that shape life and meaning. Along the way, the expedition contributes...