Diving

A day in the life of PADI Divemaster in Bali Everyone dreams of going on exotic vacations to dive in the crystalline blue waters of tropical island paradises. But what if you could live there, too, and dive on an almost daily basis? It might sound too good to be [...]

You know the saying, “If you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life”? If you adore diving, going pro might seem like a farfetched dream, but it may be more attainable than you think. This month we are featuring PADI Professionals and their stories from all [...]

Oliver Dittus is a PADI Instructor and also one of the first ScubaEarthlings to log 200+ dives* on ScubaEarth.  Oliver lives in the Florida Keys where he regularly dives Looe Key and the Adolphus Bush wreck. * ScubaEarth “Mayor” Andrew Ricks holds the current record for dives logged with nearly [...]

Diving Rebreathers Guest Blogger:Vikki Batten I have been a recreational rebreather diver for three years now, but I have been a technical CCR diver since 1999! Like many of the “old guard” I started rebreather diving because I reached the limits of open circuit. The caves I wanted to explore [...]

When you think of wreck diving: powdered wigs and opulent feasts may not be the first things that come to mind. But photographer and digital artist Andreas Franke blends two aspects of humanity’s past in a striking and unexpected way.   The Vandenberg Project Franke’s project, The Sinking World, first [...]