Dave Talks About Rebreathers – Part 4, Training and Why
Feb 25, 2011
Rebreather Diver on Ghost Mountain in Grand Cayman Q: I have and always will promote relaying on ones training and skills. I myse.. Read More
Preplanning a Scuba Diving Silhouette Photograph
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
Striped Marlin, Scuba Diving – an Underwater Photography Expedition
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
Care and Feeding of Your Buoyancy Compensator
Feb 08, 2011
Weight Integrated Buoyancy Device When we think about our dive systems, we lump various pieces of equipment into a number of systems, each of which has a very specific function and purpose during our dives. The air delivery system clearly deliv.. Read More
Dave Talks About Rebreathers – Part 3
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
Lights – They’re Not Just for The Scuba Diving at Night
Jan 25, 2011
OK, so I struggled with a cute title for this blog, but I hope that the intent is clear: to shed some light (I can’t help it) on why you should carry a dive light -or even two- with you whenever you’re in the water. That’s rig.. Read More
In the Company of Big Animals
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
The Importance of Buoyancy Control for Scuba Divers and Photographers
Jan 10, 2011
To be or not to be…Buoyant that is. With all due respect to the Bard, in reality, neither is appropriate- when we dive, adhering to the Third Rule of Scuba, “Maintain Neutral Buoyancy at Depth”, is clearly important and possi.. Read More
Dave Talks About Rebreathers – Part 2, CO2
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
Technical Diving and Commitment
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
