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Author Archives: Judy G Diver
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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Scuba Diving Magazine Feature: Cozumel Critters
Here’s a link to my April contribution to Scuba Diving Magazine – a gallery of some of the stuff that can commonly be spotted on the beautiful reefs of Cozumel island, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico. Cozumel Critters
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature: Cold Water Rocks!
A little late in getting this post up, but here is a link to my March photo essay for Scuba Diving magazine – it’s all about the bodacious diving we have here in Brrrrrrrrrritish Columbia… Cold Water Rocks!
Scuba Diving Magazine Features: Liberty Wreck (Bali) & Diving With The Kids
I have been super busy over the past few months with a big domestic project, which I hopefully will find some time to blog about in the coming months. Suffice to say for now that we are building the dream … Continue reading
Trip Report: Wakatobi Dive Resort, Indonesia
Wakatobi had been on my wishlist for many years – spoken of (and written about) with reverence, and illustrated by the images of some top tier photographers, I had heard it described as the “nicest dive resort in the world, … Continue reading
Scuba Diving Magazine Feature – Komodo
Just published – a photo feature of mine about diving in Komodo National Park, in Indonesia. You’ll find it here —> Diving Indonesia’s Komodo National Park I have also photo-blogged extensively about diving and land touring in Komodo. You will … Continue reading
Spring Dreams Are Made of These
Now in the depths of winter here in Vancouver, like all avid gardeners, all I can think about is Spring. The garden has finally been put to rest for these somnolent months – I’ve raked up bushels of leaves fallen … Continue reading
A New Day
Man, where does the time go? When I last logged in to blog, it was early August. Summer was in full swing here in Vancouver, and with it, lots of warm and wonderful distractions. August slammed into September, and then … Continue reading
Sport Diver Feature – Cozumel
Here is a link to my August photo essay, just published in Sport Diver magazine. It’s all about wide angle vistas on the beautiful island of Cozumel… Postcards from the Edge – Cozumel: The Big Picture
Pic of the Day – Topside Tuesday
Okay, I’ll admit it, like many folks, I am a total sucker for sunsets. This one was captured in Grand Cayman, a couple of years ago. Today I was surfing through an archive of images from this trip that I … Continue reading
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Pic of the Day – Squat Anemone Shrimp
Hey, it’s Macro Monday ;^) Despite the gorgeous weather outside (truly, this has been the most spectacular July in recent memory here in Vancouver), I am on deadline for my August photo essay submission for Sport Diver Magazine. So, here … Continue reading
Posted in All About Scuba Diving, Mexico Travel, Pic of the Day
Tagged cozumel, Squat Anemone Shrimp, Thor amboinensis
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Pic of the Day – Ribbon Eel
Here’s Friday’s funny fish face – a ribbon eel. The above image was captured in Ambon Harbour, Indonesia. These little eels are a tropical Pacific photographer’s favourite – but, unlike most eels, they are not so easy to photograph. Although … Continue reading
Pic of the Day – Tiny Bubbles
For wide angle Wednesday, here’s an image of Mr G amidst percolating gas bubbles, taken at Sangeyang Island, in Northern Komodo, Indonesia. Sangeyang is an active, simmering volcano. The island was evacuated several years ago, although a few brave souls … Continue reading
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Tagged Hot Rocks, Sangeyang Island
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Pic of the Day – Topside Tuesday: Thai Sunset
Just a quick pic for today, as a sunny day beckons me out into my somewhat neglected summer garden. This was a beautiful sunset in the Similan Islands of Thailand, taken during a great trip on The Junk live aboard. The … Continue reading
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Pic of the Day – Magnificent Ceratosoma Nudibranch & Ladybug Amphipods
Today’s pic is a Magnificent Ceratosoma nudibranch, photographed in South Komodo – near the epic Horseshoe Bay at Rinca island. It was about 2.5 inches in length. There was quite a bit of excitement when this nudi was first spotted … Continue reading
Pic of the Day – Pajama Cardinalfish
Friday’s funny fish face is the Pajama Cardinalfish (Sphaeramia nematoptera). I photographed this little cutie on a shore dive in Fiji earlier this year. It is kind of an amusing tale – the visibility was pretty poor (downright spunky in … Continue reading
Posted in Fiji Travel, Photography, Pic of the Day
Tagged Dive Wananavu, Pajama Cardinalfish, Sphaeramia nematoptera
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A Fan Letter
I mentioned in a blog post a while back that I had started re-reading Herman Wouk’s two epic novels about World War II – Winds of War, and War and Remembrance. Fast forward several months, and I am nearing the … Continue reading