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Jonathan practicing static apnea in the pool under the supervision of Karol Meyer. Photo by Mia Peluso.

Jonathan filming on the reefs of Bonaire with Atlantis LED video lights. Photo by David Haas.

Jonathan filming a cooperative Humpback whale in the Silver Banks, Dominican Republic. Photo by Amanda Bryan.

Jonathan floating at the surface in the Silver Banks, waiting for a Humpback whale to come close. Photo by Mark Tarczynski.

Todd is filming in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Filming Welcome to My World in Gloucester, Massachusetts with Cameraman Tim and Editor Tim! Photo by Todd Kelly.

Editor Tim is monitoring the process of putting season 3 out to HDCAM broadcast tape for delivery to our closed-captioning service. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Editor Tim Howe in the edit suite working on Blue World. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Julia and Pierre with their first Emmys of the evening, 2010 New England Emmy Awards. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Cameraman Tim Geers with his two 2010 New England Emmy Awards: one for best children's show and one for best segment. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

The Blue World team with all of our Emmy Awards for 2010!!! (Wins in three categories). Photo by Todd Kelly.

The Blue World team following our first Emmy award in 2010 for season 2.

The Ocean Voyager exhibit at the Georgia Aquarium offers over 5,000 subjects for Jonathan's camera. Photo by Tim Geers.

Jonathan films a whale shark as it swims by in the Georgia aquarium. Photo by Tim Geers.

Bill found a Sand Tiger shark tooth in the sand at the Georgia Aquarium. Photo by Tim Geers.

Tim uses mighty strength to hold up a whale shark at the Georgia Aquarium. Photo by Bill Murphy.

Whale sharks being fed by hand at the Georgia Aquarium. Photo by Bill Murphy.

The dome port window is a nice place for Jonathan to take a nap as a Sand Tiger shark cruises by. Photo by Bill Murphy.

Jonathan filming a whale shark through the observation window at the Georgia Aquarium. Photo by Bill Murphy.

Tim Geers and Bill Murphy on assignment at the Georgia Aquarium. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

The Blue World Billboard on Rte 1 in MA near Gillette stadium, January 2010.

Jonathan in front of the JBBW Billboard on Rte 1 in MA near Gillette stadium, January 2010. Photo by Christine Bird.

Sully the pilot whale in his makeshift oceanside pen on Curacao. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Sully the pilot whale who is being rehabilitated for release by the Curacao Seaquarium. Photo by Jonathan Bird.

Sully the pilot whale who is being rehabilitated for release by the Curacao Seaquarium. Photo by Mia Peluso.

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