Marine LifeMarine Life Identification Simnia Some of California's underwater critters are easy to find--they swim right up to you. Others are shy and reclusive and…Bruce WatkinsNovember 17, 2009
Imaging Improve Your Photography: Get Better Macro Images Macro photography is generally considered to be a bit more approachable than wide-angle photography by underwater photographers. The lenses and…Bruce WatkinsNovember 10, 2009
Marine LifeMarine Life IdentificationSharks & Rays Blue Sharks California divers have the opportunity to encounter numerous species of shark in our near shore waters. While only a very…Bruce WatkinsJuly 17, 2009
Dive TipsGearGuides Top Ten Tips to Keep Your Dive Gear Working Like New Remember how your dive gear looked and felt when it was brand new? Your wetsuit was flexible and slipped on…Bruce WatkinsJune 15, 2009
Dive Tips Top Ten Tips For More Enjoyable California Diving California offers divers both unique opportunities and challenges. Divers become comfortable and enjoy new diving situations by gaining confidence through…Bruce WatkinsApril 20, 2009
Hunting and GatheringMarine Life Practical Abalone Hunting Northern California divers are indeed fortunate to have one of the ocean’s tastiest treats so close to home–the red abalone.…Bruce WatkinsMarch 30, 2009
Marine LifeMarine Life Identification Wolf-Eels: When is an eel, not an eel? I descended down a sheer granite wall, following a narrow, but ever widening crack. The crack was full of life…Bruce WatkinsMarch 5, 2009
Hunting and GatheringMarine Life How to Hunt Lingcod Lingcod are one of the most sought after fish by California divers, and are second only to combined species rockfish,…Bruce WatkinsFebruary 12, 2009
Imaging How to Photograph Little Fish The quest for the ultimate fish portrait is the quest for the ultimate brain-damaged subject. I'll define brain-damaged in this…Bruce WatkinsJanuary 1, 2009
Imaging How to Get Great Diver Photos Look on the cover of any dive magazine and what do you see? While you might see the occasional invertebrate…Bruce WatkinsJanuary 1, 2009