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- Anaconda Adventure : What’s it like to photograph a 5m-long anaconda? Michael Patrick O’Neill tells all
- Atoll Tales : This month’s Water Column reveals all about diving atolls
- The Town That Time Forgot : Andy Torbet reports on the survey of an ancient sunken town
- It Shouldn’t Happen To A Drysuit Diver: Nick Lyon takes a lighthearted look at diving suits
- Double Take : We journey to a couple of dives in Egypt’s Deep South
- A History Of Dive Watches: From Rolex to Citizen, Steven Newton tells the story of diving timepieces
- Photopro : Using a ring-flash
- and much much more...
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Dive Fest 2010
With the winter weather keeping us from diving, now's a good time to book tickets for Dive Fest 2010. Taking place at the newly refurbished Pentewan Sands in Cornwall over the 30th April to the 3rd May, Dive Fest 2010 has loads going on - everything from cetacean rescue with BDLMR to survival courses with Andy Torbet, and, of course, plenty of diving. To find out more go to the updated website www.divefest.co.uk
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BUIF 2010 is now open for entries from underwater photographers and film-makers
Thousands of pounds worth of prizes will be up for grabs in seven stills categories and three film categories. Last year, BUIF received more than 1,000 entries from photographers in more than 20 countries around the world.
'Next month, DIVE is running a special feature on how to succeed at underwater photo competitions - it's being written by one of my co-judges, Alex Mustard, so expect lots of insider advice. My message is to get your prints looking as beautiful as possible, and get those entries in.'
The winners will be announced at Dive Fest, which is being held at Pentewan Sands Holiday Park in Cornwall from 30 April to 3 May 2010. All images and video that are shortlisted will be on display at Dive Fest, and there will also be a Splash-In competition where underwater photographers will compete to get the best shots over the weekend
Shortlisted images will also go on display at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. The closing date for entries is 20 March 2010. DIVE IN
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The coral caverns of southern Egypt offer a glimpse of the world that has seduced many a cave diver. Words and photographs by Simon Rogerson - 13/1/10 | |  | Water Column: Dance of the mantas - Published in GO DIVING
Baa Atoll in the Maldives is the setting for a seasonal spectacle unlike any other witnessed at any other location in the world. Douglas David Seifert reports on the world’s
greatest manta ray aggregation - 12/1/10 | |  | The good, the bad and the bug-eyed - Published in GO DIVING
Some say that, with its 18,000 islands and location at the heart of the famous Coral Triangle,
Indonesia is the ultimate diving nation. Simon Rogerson is your guide to some of the
archipelago’s most popular scuba spots - 12/1/10 | |  | Through the looking glass - Published in GO DIVING
Europe’s deepest aquarium is offering divers a chance to swim with its sharks, but how does it compare to the real thing? Simon Rogerson finds out - 12/1/10 | |  | British Beasts: Red Bandfish - Published in GO DIVING
In my early days of diving there was a well-studied population of a curious red fish that lived in muddy burrows off the east coast of Lundy, in the Bristol Channel – an astonishing 14,000 of them, in fact, in a relatively small area. - 12/1/10 | |  | Shore Thing: Mevagissey Eastern Gullies, Cornwall - Published in GO DIVING
Neil Hope checks out a site that’s set to become one of Cornwall’s best-known south coast dives - 30/11/09 | | |
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