In the southern part of Amed, just across the road from BaliKu Dive Resort, lays another gem. “The Japanese shipwreck” is laying on the housereef, equally accessible as Liberty, and even shallower. This is a small wreck, and divers go there for two main reasons – the diversity of nudibranch and small stuff you find on and around the wreck, and the incredibly healthy corals that stretch out on the left side of the beach...
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Dive Blog
The idea of the Dive Blog is to provide you the newest stories, to show you breathtaking places and images taken by our Visionaries on their latest trips. All of them travel all around the world to find the next amazing dive spot and of course also to take the next incredible shot under the surface! Get inspired for your next trip!
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On the seabed with Juanjo Sáez and the E-M1 Mark II
I was one of the first privileged people in the world to have the opportunity to test the new OLYMPUS OM-D E-M1 Mark II in one of the most extreme and demanding disciplines for your camera equipment: underwater photography. For this task, I counted on two E-M1 Mark II bodies, a specific underwater case that Olympus has made for this camera, the PT -EP14, with its corresponding front for the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 12-40mm 1:2...-
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Bali – wrecks and corals, part I
Just the sound of the name Bali brings stars into people’s eyes. Images of white, sandy beaches, palm trees and warm crystal clear water pass through the mind – and for all the best reasons. Stretching over almost 2 million square kilomet...-
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Our Simple Six Rules of Underwater Photography
Underwater Photography is one of the most exciting and fascinating disciplines of photography. It certainly is a science in itself and challenges every photographer, no matter how experienced. But applied well and carefully, it cannot only produce amazing shots from the mystic world underwater but also create memories to last a lifetime. So be brave and dive in – it’s worth it!-
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