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Jon Persky
Jon Persky started diving in 1993 and went from open water to Divemaster certification in less than six months. Although he lives in Florida, after he made his first trip to Indonesia in 2006 he was hooked. He never dives the Caribbean anymore, instead preferring multiple trips per year to Indonesia. While Lembeh Resort is his go to spot for critters, he loves Raja Ampat for it biodiversity, water clarity, and breathtaking panoramas. Jon started taking underwater pictures in 2006 and posts all of his pictures to www.jonpersky.shutterfly.com.
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