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The July/August edition of the PNW Diver Magazine, geared toward photographers and videographers, is now available online at their website. pnwdiver.com Past issues are also available. All are FREE. Subscriptions are also available so you don't miss another issue. "We have made the July/August...

The March/April edition of the PNWDiver is available for download at the following link. The purpose of the magazine is to promote, encourage and educate underwater photographers and videographers of the Pacifc NorthWest. I hope you enjoy this issue. Cheers, Kerry Current Issue - PNW Diver...

We are very excited to re-launch the PNWDiver to a new, updated look. This issue is the biggest yet with a whopping 54 pages of interesting articles and beautiful images. We've included two new sections that will hopefully encourage you to share some of your photography from our waters. Pacific...

We are very excited to re-launch the PNWDiver Magazine to a new, updated look. This issue is the biggest yet with a whopping 54 pages of interesting articles and beautiful images. We've included two new sections that will hopefully encourage you to share some of your photography from our waters...

I have purchased a new camera and housing, therefore, my old one must go. It has served me well for the last two years taking photos mainly in local waters. I’ve never had a leak! Since I do mostly shore diving, there are nicks and scratches on the housing, but everything is functional. In my...

Thanks for commenting so far. I really am torn. I think the Tokina 10-17 is definitely one to get, but I would use it rarely here. I was looking at the Nikon 10-24, thinking that might be better, but the though of putting a 1.4 on the Tokina is intriguing. Thanks. Keep the comments coming!

I have a D7100 and dive mostly in the Pacific Northwest. My primary lens choice will be a 105mm macro since visibility is traditionally pretty low here, but for the occasion when I want to take pics of larger fish or pilings and such, I was thinking that the "Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 MACRO OS" might...

On June 1st, I lost my Aquatica Diopter that screws on the the front of my flat port. I was at Kelvin Grove (Lion's Bay, British Columbia, Canada). I had it during my first dive (the right wall) so I think it fell off during my surface swim to the rock jumble on the left side. I noticed it...

I'm curious about what you decided.

Depth sensor, huh? This is interesting then. Shortly after I got it I noticed that it kept giving me 'rapid ascent' warnings. On one occasion I was able to borrow a cable so I could see my dive profiles and it revealed that the 'rapid ascent' occurred at the last 5-6' of my dive. I KNOW I'm...

Not yet. I will though.

I've had my Geo 2 for a couple of years. I've already replaced the battery once and was due for another battery change soon. During my last dive my computer read gibberish alternating between depth reading about halfway through (total of 62 minutes with max depth of 103'). A week later the...

I've had my Geo 2 for a couple of years. I've already replaced the battery once and was due for another battery change soon. During my last dive my computer read gibberish alternating between depth reading about halfway through (total of 62 minutes with max depth of 103'). A week later the...

This Nudibranch was eating its favourite food, orange finger sponge.

It just sat there looking at me. How cute!

Several barnacles were feeding in the prime location for a nice dark background.

While sitting at our safety stop mid-column, this lovely huge jelly swims by.

Very cooperative model.

A lucky shot of this tiny little Lumpsucker swimming.

This was taken in the Howe Sound in British Columbia. The unusual colouring caught my eye and I was pleasantly surprised at the glowing effect of my strobe lighting.