Feb 14, 2011
Penetration © Eric V. Keibler Here is a natural light photograph taken in a cargo hold in Truk Lagoon. While the shot may look completely natural, it was set-up prior to getting in the water. Todd Emons and I decided to go in the wat.. Read More
Feb 09, 2011
Half a Dozen Marlins Chasing a Bait Ball In the Company of Striped Marlin – an Underwater Expedition The first year I led my Striped Marlin Expedition to Todos Santos in Mexico, it was splendid. Last year was almost a bust because we hardly saw.. Read More
Jan 28, 2011
Rebreather divers on the Carrie Lee in Grand Cayman Q: When did you start using a rebreather? A: The key question that I had to answer before I began using a rebreather.. Read More
Jan 18, 2011
I want to introduce you to Amos Nachoum, a self-proclaimed Ambassador of the Big Animals. He is an award winning photographer who has publised photographs in magazines around the world including National Geographic. In a presentation Amos made top th.. Read More
Jan 07, 2011
Eric on an Inspiration Classic in Grand Cayman CO2 sensors are the next great break through in rebreathers, maybe. Scrubber media works until it doesn’t. That means.. Read More
Dec 16, 2010
Now what would possess one to want to strap over 100 pounds of stuff onto their body and jump into water over their head? When you find the answer you have found a technical diver. My answer was that I wanted to go to places that required that commit.. Read More
Dec 15, 2010
Today’s post comes from Amos Nachoum, an award winning photographer, specializig in Big Animals, like great white sharks, leopard seals, polar bears, etc. We first met Amos as we were planning for our Antartica Trip. Talking to Amos you immedia.. Read More
Dec 14, 2010
Today, David Snyder talks about his goal of losing weight for diving. Is this some “Biggest Losers” program? Ah, no. Lose weight when you go diving refers to you kit (equipment). As we continue to dive, over time we acquire more and more .. Read More
Dec 10, 2010
David Snyder diving a Megalodon Rebreather Todays’s post comes from David Snyder, Technical Rebreather Instructor. David answers some questions about rebreather diving which show t.. Read More
Dec 09, 2010
The cold fronts are coming in more frequently now and the leaves are falling all around us. It is winter in Houston and for many it is not contusive to diving. Of course there is diving at the local lakes but for the most part this is dry suit diving.. Read More
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