Expedition: Twilight Zone
The “twilight zone” is a narrow band of ocean that falls between 150 and 500 feet — a space well beyond a diver’s limits. Read more about this unique area of ocean.
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Game Fish Photography
Photographing game fish does not need to be rocket science: With the correct team and equipment, you can take prize-winning shots of big fish. Read one photographer’s best tips on getting great pics of game fish.
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Shooter: Marty Snyderman
Photographer Marty Snyderman uses photography to advocate for the underwater world. Read his story and how he got into scuba diving.
The Perils of Staying Silent
Do not be afraid to raise concerns or suspicions about any aspect of a dive trip. Read one diver’s story of how silence resulted in being stranded at sea for over seven hours.
A Culture of Active Risk Management
Risk management is important to ensure we all have fun in our chosen sports safety, and this encompasses a culture of safety. Read more.
Barotrauma in Bonaire
A 38-year-old diver suffered from a burning sensation in his throat and had discomfort in his neck. The diver had pulmonary barotrauma. Read more about his incident.
The Effect of Experience on Risk
Even well-experienced divers are still subject to risk, as many incidents are caused by them going beyond their experiences and training. Read more from our experts on the measurement of experience.
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