Bullied back into diving

Richard Campbell quit diving after 20 years, following a series of panic attacks, but could one of the world's great shark dives tempt him back? Photography by LILI HAUGEN and ROBIN NAGY more...

Take a deep, deep beath

Beth & Shaun Tierney are authors of the Footprint guide Diving the World, the second edition of which was published recently. The article here was written for DIVER, but it gives a flavour of the quality of the book - and after reading it, we defy any wildlife diver to tell us they could resist a dip at Islas Revillagigedo!
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Lady of the lanterns

Truk offers the world's best wreck-diving, says Leigh Bishop, and this most famous of lagoons also holds some of wreck-diving's best-kept secrets. He returned recently to photograph its deepest wreck more...

Tiger shark v baby albatross

The odds are far from even when sharks ambush fledgling birds, as the BBC's Ellen Husain reports in her final diary on the making of South Pacific more...

Black water, open ocean

After the big-animal encounters , a nocturnal outing promised tinier fare for the BBC's South Pacific film crew. Director Ellen Husain gets her night vision more...

Pipe dream

Can you have too much of a good thing? John Bantin started to wonder after experiencing an embarrassment of macro riches at Tawali more...

Life in the pass lane

It has to be one of the world's great drift dives, but the ferocity of the current through Rangiroa's Tiputa Pass took Michael Salvarezza and Christopher P Weaver by surprise. Pictures by John Bantin more...