A lions mane jelly is drifting trough the narrowest strait in the Oslo Fjord

diver in a cave

Cavern in the South of Egypt.

Cavern at the Fury Shoals in Egypte. Playing with light. Maybe this picture is not only 'divers', but also 'marine life' as there is fish in this cavern.

The view of Ålesund

All ok lets go

A nice reef on the Fury Shoals in Egypt.

German slate mine Nuttlar

Last Sunday my daugheter decided to visit the underwater Archeological Marine Park of Baia – Naples, Italy.
The archeological sites are unique, the ancient villas of the Romans patricias, the villa of Emperour Claudio , are breaththaking.

Slate Mine Nuttlar

while cave diving with my daughter I took this close shot

Last Stop
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in the box

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Schiefergrube Christine, an old slate mine in Germany. Always clear water.

the terror of verde island

Diving of Rottnest, buddy wanted a shot for her instagram account…

Cave with crystal clear water in France. You need a permit to dive there.

Old slate mine in Germany, diving in a museum.
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Freediver

The red color not only disappears with the depth, it also disappears horizontal if you have a lot of viz in the water. This makes that caves looks really bleu.

Icediving on the Gotthardpass. Over 2100m height.

Diver in Messinghausen

This small cave with clear water has some restrictions where you have to pass. This is 1 of them. You see the strength of water on the rocks.

The slate mine 'Christine' has always crystal clear water. This time we went to the 'Abbauten', the 'rooms' higher in the mine that don't have rails for a minetrain.
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Diver in the Slate Mine in Nuttlar / Germany

In caves is never natural light, so the photographer has to bring all the light for the pictures. The usage of extra slave strobes brings more depth in the picture.