My Best Dive…so far! by Jeff Lemelin
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My Best Dive…so far! by Jeff Lemelin The ocean’s surface was calm with shades of deep blue and green melting together as our tender headed to the dive site in Misool, Raja Ampat. I... Read More →
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Dr. Gerry Allen lives to Dive and Count Fish, Part 1
Dr. Gerry Allen lives to Dive and Count Fish, Part 1 This is the first of a three-part interview with Dr. Gerald Allen, one of the world’s foremost ichthyologists. Gerry dives frequently in the... Read More →
Indonesia’s “Underwater Legacy” by Kerri Bingham and Hergen Spalink
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Challenge yourself with Wide-Angle Underwater Photography by Ken Knezick
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Wayag, the Picturesque Island of the North by Indah Susanti
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Stephen Frink’s Raja Ampat Portfolio
Raja Ampat Portfolio by Stephen Frink Birdsheadseascape.com is proud to feature the photography of Stephen Frink, one of the world’s most renowned marine life photographers. In between shooting... Read More →
THE PASSAGE: text and photography by Jim Black
THE PASSAGE There is a narrow, meandering waterway that separates Waigeo and Gam islands in Raja Ampat. Divers call it “The Passage”. My first voyage up that channel with its... Read More →
Part 2 Introduction to Cenderawasih Bay: Military History Makes for Excellent Diving
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Part 1: Introduction to Cenderawasih Bay by Simon Marsh, photography by Simon Marsh and Andrina Bindon
Part 1 Introduction to Cenderawasih Bay The area of the Bird’s Head Seascape known as Cenderawasih Bay, which includes Indonesia’s largest marine park, lies east and south of Raja Ampat, forming... Read More →
Cuttlefish Sex in Triton Bay by Matt Weiss
I won’t bother listing the biological and geographical assets, which make Triton Bay such a special place – almost every other contributor here is more qualified than I am to do that. Similarly,... Read More →