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July 17, 2016

Triplefin on Guard

I don’t know triplefins. I mean I cannot recognise their species. What I know is they are everywhere. They are tiny. They are curious and not afraid of divers. They are a great macro subject. It seems the best strategy is not to follow them, but wait with the camera ready for a picture. If […]

July 16, 2016

Browns Bay at Night

Every time I go to Browns Bay in Auckland when the water is dirty (i.e. visibility close to zero) after a rain or heavy swell, I almost cannot believe it can be actually quite clear sometimes. This picture is a proof of it. I made it one late evening, the water was calm and surprisingly clear, […]

July 15, 2016

Ancient But Reliable Breathing

Some time ago I urgently needed a second stage for my regulator. I din’t want to spend much on it as it was supposed to be only a temporary solution. So I decided to buy the cheapest thing I could find on the local NZ on-line auction website. I purchased a regulator made in the […]

July 14, 2016

Check Colours Under Kelp Forest

I admit my freediving capabilities are very sad. Perhaps I should say they are nonexistent. That’s why I use a scuba tank even in a very shallow water. But there are other reasons for that as well. I have some experience with pushing my heavy camera equipment while freediving. Believe me, it’s exhausting. Also I […]

July 13, 2016

What Happened at Ti Point?

Yesterday I went for a dive to the Leigh area. I was aware of the strong wind from the southeast so was very skeptical about the conditions. Anyway, I hoped the Ti Point wharf spot could save my trip. Unfortunately that was not the case. I have no idea what was happening there recently. The parking […]

July 12, 2016

Colourful Rock in Temperate Pacific

Some people think tropical seas are colourful and temperate ones are not. Often the opposite is true. Many hard corals of tropical reefs in shallow water are greenish or brownish. A lot of invertebrates in cold(er) water have very bright colours. The rock on the picture is only in about four metres of water. A […]

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