Along the Mesoamerican reef, you’ll find patches of blue and green. Coral heads, sand spots, and turtle grass bring these colors to life. While the grass itself is green, the water clarity, sun, and refraction of the sun’s rays make it appear blue. Turtles forage through these zones, sometimes with permit compadres floating just off their backs. Sting rays flap, crabs hide, and shrimp crawl within these dense grass meadows. We captured the energy of these living ecosystems and dipped our frames in the colors we saw there.