Nothing prepared Lily Honegger for what she saw on her first Red Sea dive in 1972.
A scuba novice, she had braved only the chilly, relatively lifeless Mediterranean.
But off the coast of Sudan, she discovered a community of coral and manta rays,
reef sharks and tropical fish. She marveled at nature's palette, with its
startling yellows, brown-tinged reds and bold blues. Then a fashion buyer, Honegger
thought: "Someone should make a collection out of this."
A collection, it turns out, and a career. Photographic film has since become...
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