When the Divemaster Needs Rescuing
I took a large group of divers to Fiji. We divided into four groups for diving, each with our own divemaster.
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Root Causes of an Unusual Encounter
Jim has been a certified PADI diver for 50 years and is a certified open water instructor and an underwater photographer specializing in shark images.
Diving with a Tracheostomy
A tracheostomy is a surgically created opening in the front of the neck that leads directly into the trachea to facilitate breathing by allowing air to reach the lungs.
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Mike Bartick
Marine scientists have long been enthusiastic about the Philippines’ Verde Island Passage (VIP), referring to it as the “center of the center of marine biodiversity.”
Reading the Reef
Most underwater photographers begin as visual collectors. We collect fish and nudibranchs.
When Time Matters
Remote diving requires self-sufficiency. From expedition liveaboards to offshore technical projects, divers operating beyond cellular network coverage understand that preparation, training, and redundancy are essential for safety.
The Sargassum Surge
On a calm day, a mat of golden-brown sargassum can look like a tangle of seaweed riding the surface.
Diving the Guvernøren
Antarctica doesn’t have many diveable wrecks, making the Guvernøren a unique dive.
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