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August 2002 Text and Photography by Stephen Frink Saturday, July 27th Travel to Nassau is easy (usually) and is available from many North American gateways via a variety of carriers. This day, ...
Inexperienced buddies venture into a shipwreck and can't find their way out.
Nitrox lets you dive longer and deeper, right? What you need to know about diving safely on nitrox and oxygen toxicity.
A fatal dive demonstrates what's wrong with the reg sitting in your closet.
Tired of being the first diver to run low on air? You can buy a bigger tank, or you can follow these three simple diving tips to increase your bottom time.
A diver's unfamiliarity with his computer's emergency deco mode nearly leads to tragedy.
Letting divers tag along could get you sued.
Following a two-year diving hiatus, an instructor forgets some of the basics.
If you think you're finally ready to switch from film to pixels, answer a few simple questions to get yourself headed in the right direction.
Two divers ignore common sense and repeated warnings not to venture into a cave.
Submit your photos for Photographer of the Week Amanda Pennell Congratulations Amanda ...
A diver wins a competition with his friends, but never gets to celebrate his victory.
Submit your photos for Photographer of the Week Alan Hughes Congratulations Alan ...
Thrill-seeking divers push the bounds of training and common sense with disastrous results.