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Hit Me with Your Best Shot
Great underwater photography is always in demand for books, magazines and use on the internet. And while the pursuit of underwater images is fun in ...
Seven Tips for Better Composition
Various combinations of compositional ideas come together in a single image. Which ones can you identify?...
Go Wide: Part 2
By Donald Tipton Welcome back dive buddies! This is my second article as Seaduction's resident Photo Pro and I am excited about this teaching platform. Last ...
Go Wide: 5 Tips for Shooting Shipwrecks
This month’s topic is shooting shipwrecks, one of the more challenging aspects of underwater photography. Photographing sunken vessels typically means shooting with wide-angle lenses and it requires careful use of artificial and ambient lighting, but ...- Rebreather Diver Dies On Key West's Vandenberg
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- Sinking the USNS Vandenberg
- Does Diving Need a Minimum Fitness Standard For Dive Pros?
- Mike’s Rules: 9 Principles for Safer Diving
Randall B. Pollard
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2010-03-11 05:55:54
I came home from WW2 onboard the A.S.A.T. Gen. Harry Taylor. Leaving Bremerhaven, Germany on June 21st, 1948 and arriving in New York City on ...
Mandy
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2010-03-09 22:45:11
I definitely think that there should be annual fitness tests for instructors and divemasters. While most certification agencies require the watermanship tests to receive ...
Blades Robinson
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2010-02-25 02:18:44
John, thank you for your more precise explanation of the IADRS Watermanship Test and how you and Fred Jackson designed the passing score of 12 ...
John Carney
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2010-02-24 22:41:54
This post is from one of the co-authors of the IADRS Watermanship Test. The test does not DIRECTLY measure METS as Blades inferred. In the ...
butch Hendrick
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2010-02-23 21:12:10
Blades this is another one of those topics that you and I agree on. I too belive there should be a physical and academics ...
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