An Underwater Photographer Guide To Bali Part II Now Up!

Part II of my mucking through Bali are now up on DivePhotoGuide. This is a MUST view for all muck diving enthusiasts, as I give you an exclusive first look into 2 of AquaMarine Diving-Bali’s new dive spots and they are both excellent. I saw devilfish, whip coral shrimp, mating nudibranchs, mimics and more. Its pretty cool to be one of the people to explore a muck site, knowing that many secrets lie ahead. There still hasn’t been much traffic to these dive sites, especially since AquaMarine is the only one that knows how to find them. I urge you to get your macro lenses call up AquaMarine and head to these two sites.

An Underwater Photographer’s Guide to Bali – Part 1

The first part of my guide to muck diving in South East Asia is up on DivePhotoGuide. The first installment is An Underwater Photographer’s Guide to Bali – Part 1, of the the two part guide to Bali. This part features the traditional muck dives of Bali, including Secret Bay, Puri Jati, Padang Bai and Tulamben. It also has a feature of AquaMarine Diving-Bali the company I chose to be my guide as they are known for the best critter spotters and expertise of the areas. The next installment, will be Part 2, which will focus on two new muck dives of Bali that only AquaMarine-Diving Bali knows about! I was their first client they took there.

The best of muck diving

Hello, I have just returned from a three month trip around South East Asia and did 196 muck dives. All of the information will be put on DivePhotoGuide.Com as well as Muck-diving.com. The first installment is Bali, and Part 1 is already up! Click here for more info.

Hello, Muck Divers!

Muck-Diving.com is currently a blog about the world of muck diving, and myself an avid muck-diver. In the next few months I will be traveling visiting some of the best known muck sites and some ones you have never heard. Of course, along the way I will be taking pictures and sharing the latest news about my travels and muck diving in general. Muck-Diving.com will soon launch a full website with daily news updates, and comprehensive list of all the species found while muck-diving. Photo tips on these species and sites that they can be found. For now, if your stuck at a desk or out of the water or simply can’t get enough muck stay tuned to my constant updates. The first leg will be in muck capitol of the world-Northern Sulawesi. Make no mistake though, this is NOT just Lembeh!