Underwater explorer Annie Crawley works around the world with fins on her feet and cameras in hand. As a multi-media creator her mission connects people to the ocean across many mediums. As a motivational speaker, photographer, writer, and a PADI Master Scuba Diving Instructor she strives to inspire all about our incredible blue world.
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Annie Crawley Articles
In this edition of "Ask Annie," our expert weighs in on whether you should try to persuade a nondiver to get certified.
Does dive gear have a life expectancy? And is new gear that much better than older gear? An expert weighs in.
In this edition of "Ask Annie," our expert gives tips and tricks for joining dive trips as a solo traveler.
If you're overwhelmed by the number of dive lights on the market, you're not alone. Here's what to look for when picking the right light.
The best buddies make diving feel effortless. If you're getting into your buddy's space underwater, read a pro's tips to turn awkwardness into grace.
Guides might think they're being helpful by trying to help you get that shot of a must-see animal, but touching sea creatures is unethical and potentially harmful. Here's what you can do if it's happening on your dives.
Divers often talk about the healing properties of the ocean. Here's how to help return the favor by helping improve the ocean's health.
Advancing through dive certifications is certainly exciting. If you have your heart set on becoming a PADI Rescue Diver, here's what you should know before taking the plunge.
It's no secret that diving gear is pricey. While it can sometimes make sense to buy used to save money, other times, new is the way to go. Here's how to know the difference.