by Kees Beemster Leverenz Photogrammetry is one of the new tools that is revolutionizing marine archaeology and enabling explorers to share their discoveries with scientists and the public alike. Seattle tekkie Kees Beemster Leverenz discusses some of the methods he and his team-mates have worked through...
Taking a scuba class is NOT the same as buying a loaf of bread! Though both items involve bubbles. British instructor and wreck and cave diver Rich Walker outlines some of the things you may want to think about when deciding what’s next on your training agenda and who you want to do it with!
Community is an important and certainly an enjoyable aspect of diving. Here InDepth editor Amanda White details GUE Belgium’s efforts to build a community by bringing their divers together to have fun, regardless of their experience and certification level. Their receipt for their success? Diving and documenting...
by Micheal Menduno Header Image: Kirill Egorov This summer Richard Lundgren and his select team of the Mars veterans, aka Martians will return to the source to hopefully answer the question, “What was life really like for the 600-800 sailors on Mars The Magnificent, King Erik XIV’s warship, which...
Ask any training agency executive about the growth of diving, and he or she will likely mention the phenomenal growth of diving in China. We asked Edmund Yiu, owner of RAID China, and tech distributor Xtreme Deep Asia Limited, for a perspective on the Chinese diving market. How’s your Kung Fu? Ask any training...
GUE diver and aquatic eco-toxicologist Ebrahim Hussain applies some serious citizen science to get to the bottom of the trouble in Lake Pupuke, New Zealand. Project Baseline is alive and kicking, thank you very much! by Ebrahim Hussain I have always been passionate about aquatic ecosystems and how they...
Pioneered by Patagonia, lifestyle marketing is all the rage in sports and active lifestyle circles. Meet Luke Inman, the man who’s bringing lifestyle image-making to diving and titillating buyers along the way. He says we need more industry solidarity, and a lot more women divers. Interview by Michael...
How would you like to spend four days with a group of passionate adventurers on an island in southern Italy, diving rebreathers on submerged seamounts, getting briefed by some of the biggest diving brains on the planet, and eating to your heart’s content? Thought so! Unfortunately, you missed it. But here...
South Korean tekkie Su Eun Kim says that her passion for underwater photography has pushed her to expand her diving horizons. “I take photos because I want to share my experiences with other divers, and inspire them to go diving more often and to try new environments.” Her favorite places to make...
With a growing number of users making the transition, sidemount rebreathers are the “New New Thing” in diving technology, especially in cave country. Here, award-winning underwater cameraman/photographer Becky Schott, who is also a rebreather and tech diving instructor, explains her motivation and experience...
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