Seascapes
Scuba diving was a right of passage in 1975. It was a time when you still had to jump in the deep end of a 12 foot pool with all gear in hand and put everything on at the bottom. As fins and mask floated upwards and air was becoming somewhat of a commodity a fledgling newbie transformed himself into a competent scuba diver.
“Seascapes” represents my appreciation and respect of our underwater world.
Read More“Seascapes” represents my appreciation and respect of our underwater world.
"Living Shipreef" The wreck of the Ruiniu a mere 40 yards offshore and an easy shore dive off Honiara, Solomon Islands. The Ruiniu transformed into a living shipreef is a 6500 ton Japanese transport laying upright with depths ranging from 5m to 50m.
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