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Author Archives: Judy G Diver
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – The Great Pretenders
I am woefully behind in linking my recent work for Scuba Diving Magazine. So here is a link to March’s piece – all about underwater animals that are great at camouflage… Masters of Disguise
Palau BFF
Back from Germany, and back at my laptop. I traveled to Germany with just an iPad (and iPhone for camera – data roaming is stupid expensive, so I kept it in airplane mode for the duration). The iPhone camera pretty … Continue reading
All Roads Lead to Ausfahrt
So here I find myself in Germany once again. Mr G has business here, and a couple of times a year, for board meeting weeks when other wives/spouses are included, I make the trek with him. In past blogs I … Continue reading
Post Palau Ponderings
I returned last week from a 10 day trip to Palau. It was Mr G’s and my first visit to this diver mecca. We enjoyed three days on land at the beginning of the trip, diving two of those days … Continue reading
Posted in All About Scuba Diving, Travel, Trip Reports
Tagged Napoleon Wrasse, Palau, Peleliu, Ulong Island
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Pic of the Day – In Plain Sight
I am working today on this month’s piece for Scuba Diving Magazine and thought I’d take a quick break to blurt a blog and share another shot from the Philippines trip – the library of images through which I am … Continue reading
Posted in All About Scuba Diving, Pic of the Day
Tagged false clown anenomefish, magnificent anemone
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Pic of the Day – Confession of Obsession
Okay, I’ll confess – I think I have a (slightly) obsessive personality. Fortunately, the stuff I tend to obsess over is generally pretty positive. I don’t obsess about my weight, our kids, money, cleanliness, nor, the biggie these days – … Continue reading
Pic of the Day – Yawning Napoleon Snake Eel
Man, two image blogs in a week? I am on a roll ;^) This is another shot I captured last Fall in the Philippines. On this part of the trip, we were still doing some land-based muck diving out of … Continue reading
Pic of the Day – Neon Nudibranch
Well, here I am again, after a very long hiatus from blogging. Last week I posted a link to a piece I wrote about a trip to the Philippines, which was just published in Scuba Diving Magazine. I had to … Continue reading
Posted in All About Scuba Diving, Pic of the Day
Tagged Nembrotha kurbayana, Nudibranchs
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Scuba Diving Magazine – A Taste of the Philippines
Here is a link to February’s submission for Scuba Diving Magazine. In this piece I review the Atlantis Dumaguete Resort, as well as the Atlantis Azores live aboard, and share some information and images from what was a great trip. … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – All About, er, Me…
At the beginning of January, the editors at Scuba Diving Magazine tasked me with curating my library of images and pulling out a dozen or so of my favourites. In addition, they wanted me to give them some background about … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – Oh Baby!
I am very behind in blogging my Scuba Diving Magazine monthly features. In fact, I am very behind in blogging. Period. My bad. This past year has been a wild and crazy journey in building a house. It has kept … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – We Are Family – Anemonefish Gallery
The months fly by… Here is November’s submission for Scuba Diving Magazine. I love these expressive little fish, but they are tough to shoot! The essay accompanying the gallery shares some information about these fascinating creatures. We Are Family – … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – Spooky Eels
Here is a link to my October submission for Scuba Diving Magazine – this one featuring a variety of eels – some of them spooky enough for Hallowe’en 🙂 Spooky Eels from Around the World
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – School Daze
Here is a link to September’s contribution to Scuba Diving Magazine – this photo essay is all about the thrill of diving with big schools of fish. You’ll find it here —> School Daze
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – Looking for Mr. Little
Here is a link to my August instalment for Scuba Diving Magazine. This photo essay is all about slowing down on your dive to look for the little stuff. I offer tips on how, where and what to look for, … Continue reading
Photo Essay – A London River Walk
It’s been a while since I cooked up a juicy blog post, but with a small gallery of iPhone images sitting in the hopper on my desktop, a complete dearth of diving over the past many months, and a rainy … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel, Trip Reports
Tagged London, London Eye, St James Park, Tower of London
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Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – Terrible Beauty
Here is a link to July’s instalment for Scuba Diving Magazine – it is all about some of the beautiful, but highly venomous, creatures that can be seen while scuba diving. Terrible Beauty
Throw Back Thursday – Hitting the G Spot
Thursdays seem to have become the day for dredging up images from the past. This past week I had a query from my cousin in New Zealand about the Galapagos, which he hopes to visit (and dive) next summer. In … Continue reading
Posted in All About Scuba Diving, Galapagos Travel, Photography, Pic of the Day, Travel, Trip Reports, Writings
Tagged Galapagos, Whale Shark
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Scuba Diving Magazine Feature: Where in the World is Wallace?
Here is a link to June’s instalment – this one all about the Wallace Line – an imaginary boundary that runs through southeast Asia that divides Asian and Australian ecosystems, and introduces some hybrid species in the process. You’ll find … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature: Meeting Mr. Big
Here is May’s Scuba Diving Magazine’s photo essay – this one all about the thrill of diving with big animals… You’ll find the essay and gallery by following this link: Meeting Mr. Big
Posted in Photography, Scubadiving Magazine Photo Essays
Tagged manta ray, Silvertip Shark, Whale Shark
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