See the beauty of the one-half-inch long naked sea butterfly or the fascinating blue shark, sandbar shark and sand tiger shark. Watch a goosefish (monkfish) devour a black sea bass or see a sea star growing new arms. The subjects are familiar and not-so familiar. Visit New Jersey’s artificial reefs made of army tanks, tug boats and large ships and see what a shipwreck looks like underwater. You will experience personal accounts of Herb Segars’ thirty years of scuba diving and photographing in New Jersey. Whether you are a fisherman, scuba diver, surfer, beach lover, environmentalist or just someone who loves the ocean, this presentation is for you.

Bio:
Herb Segars has been a photographer for more than thirty years – working and photographing along the eastern coast of the United States and in many tropical locations in the Caribbean. His work has appeared in Geo, BBC Wildlife, National Geographic, National Geographic World, Natural History, National Wildlife, Newsweek, Ranger Rick, Smithsonian, The World and I, Outdoor America and many
other national and international publications. Herb specializes in nature, wildlife, scenics, boating and travel / tourism photography. He has written more than seventy magazine articles and has had more than 2000 photos published. Herb is a fellow in the Explorer’s Club.

Where and When:
September 12th, 7 PM
McGee’s Irish Pub
240 W. 55th St. (between 8th & Broadway)
NYC, NY
3rd floor (Symphony room)

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