The Japanese dragonet, known as ‘YAMADORI’ in Japan, which means a bird that lives in the mountains, might have earned this name due to its unique appearance. Text and Photo by Keigo Kawamura The Japanese dragonet (Neosynchiropus ijimae) is believed … Continued
The Mediterranean Sea has been a popular tourist destination for decades, with a rich history and striking landscapes drawing worldwide visitors. More than just a postcard-worthy backdrop for a holiday, the Mediterranean has been at the center of civilization for … Continued
Back roll entry and down we went with a single goal in mind – photos! In October, a group of photographers from different countries visited us to shoot the underwater scenery in the far south of the Philippines. The results … Continued
My first encounter with sharks was in the Bahamas 12 years ago and, to this day I remember how my heart accelerated when I met the mighty tiger shark, Galeocerdo cuvier. A large, stunning female swam slowly around us, acting as if she owned the place. I was taken back by her elegance and confidence.
With the sensitive touch of the illustrator, mysterious marine life comes to the centre of the stage and, by the humorous narration, obscure knowledge becomes common and comprehensible. In this book, the stories that are played out in the sea all the time are vividly depicted, leading you through a diversified sea with 40 different facets.
As they are the fastest shark in the ocean, encounters with these remarkable predators may be short. However, they leave a great impact on divers because a mako sighting is not always a guarantee on pelagic shark dives; and divers … Continued
There are three types of black and white photos, and only two of them are worth aspiring for. In this issue, Henley Spiers shares his black and white underwater photography technique with EZDIVE readers.
“After I’ve gone through so many unforgettable experiences given by the ocean, cetaceans and dolphins, I realised the ocean is so vast and endless and it is a lifetime task to learn from our great nature. I, as a beginner, just stepped through the door.”——Ray Chin
Xiimbalil Ja Festival – Kaxan Ts’ono’oto’ob (from Maya – Walk in the Water, Discover the Cenotes) is a private artistic initiative, with the support of the Yucatan State Government – Secretaria de Fomento Turístico.
In this issue, EZDIVE is greatly honored to team up with gogoscuba in a influencers interview project. Altogether there will be four internet celebrities in diving world to share with us their stories, namely, ‘Studio-3’ Behind-the-Scene photographer Denny Hsieh, island … Continued