Ten Tips for Stunning Splits
A successful split-shot image enables the viewer to see both above and under water. To compose a fantastic split, read these photo techniques from an expert.
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Shooter: Tony Wu
Award-winning underwater photographer Tony Wu had his ah-ha moment when photographing a sperm whale. Since that encounter, he transitioned to marine photography and has done a lot of work with whales since.
Fishing for a Solution
Shark-fishing legislation varies from country to country. Some countries permit shark fishing but ban finning at sea, some allow finning, and others prohibit all harvesting. Many developing nations don’t adopt shark-fishing regulations like those of the U.S. and United Nations.
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Mar de Cortez
The Sea of Cortez is rich in biodiversity with more than 6,000 unique animals. Several liveabroad options are available to divers and there are many topside attractions for tourists.
Destination Truk Lagoon
Truk Lagoon, found in the Micronesia, boasts one of the largest shipwreck graveyards with 40 ships and 250 planes. Divers of all experience levels can find a challenge.
DAN Member Profile: Lee Selisky
Sea Pearls, Inc. specializes in dive weights and has humble beginnings thanks to founder Lee Selisky. Selisky is an avid diver and DAN Member.
Seeing Water From the Sky
Over the past decade, technological advances in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), gimbals and camera/sensor miniaturization have made high-resolution imagery of our world’s dynamic land- and seascapes more accessible than ever. Photographers are able to shoot more frequently and the use of drones enable them to shoot above — capturing a new perspective.
Setting an HIRA Standard
The DAN team guides a dive business through the self-assessment process, seeking input to help refine the HIRA program.
It Came From Inner Space
Technological advancements in autonomous underwater vehicles enable scientists and engineers to test underwater and use the tech toward exploring outer space. The devices can collect samples and send results back to base.
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