posted by Lars Kirchhoff on 2008/01/24
issue #6 of Underwater Journal available
Underwater Journal is a diving magazine, and more. It is a celebration of all things aquatic, from the leading edge of ocean exploration and research to the simple pleasures of immersing oneself weightlessly in the liquid environment that covers three fourths of our world. The latest issue #6 is just out featuring
the “Pelagic Magic” in the waters off Kona, Hawaii and a documentation about the acidification ocean and how it affects corals due to climate change and many more.
The Underwater Journal (http://www.underwaterjournal.com) is out with their latest release. The arrival of UWJ-issue 6 marks the one-year anniversary of this free, online publication became accessible to underwater enthusiast using the world wide web.
22-year veteran dive photojournalist, and now publisher of the Journal, Walt Stearns tells us, “what you see, is only the beginning. There is still more in the works.” And you got to see to believe.
For those with a interest in the “Dark Side” of advanced sport diving, the Underwater Journal has put together a pretty extensive round-up of closed circuit rebtreathers based on what was present at last November’s DEMA show. Yes, CCR’s are entering the mainstream.
The Journal also gives us a glimpse to the spectacular, and seldom seen side of Kona’s incredible open ocean, night diving scene.
Additional page turners include: a fun time going face to face with pikeblennies with Ned DeLoach, co-author of REEF FISH Identification book series, as well as a view into some of Lake Superior’s tantalizing wrecks to an ocean watch with Oceana as they address one of the issues concerning Global Warming. Plus a few more treats.
Download it now, and get in and explore! Also, be sure to tell a friend.
Note: due to file size, traffic on the net, some readers may experience a delay in downloading the complete 61-page journal.
Read more: http://www.underwaterjournal.com/
------------------------------ Official Press Release ------------------------------22-year veteran dive photojournalist, and now publisher of the Journal, Walt Stearns tells us, “what you see, is only the beginning. There is still more in the works.” And you got to see to believe.
For those with a interest in the “Dark Side” of advanced sport diving, the Underwater Journal has put together a pretty extensive round-up of closed circuit rebtreathers based on what was present at last November’s DEMA show. Yes, CCR’s are entering the mainstream.
The Journal also gives us a glimpse to the spectacular, and seldom seen side of Kona’s incredible open ocean, night diving scene.
Additional page turners include: a fun time going face to face with pikeblennies with Ned DeLoach, co-author of REEF FISH Identification book series, as well as a view into some of Lake Superior’s tantalizing wrecks to an ocean watch with Oceana as they address one of the issues concerning Global Warming. Plus a few more treats.
Download it now, and get in and explore! Also, be sure to tell a friend.
Note: due to file size, traffic on the net, some readers may experience a delay in downloading the complete 61-page journal.
Read more: http://www.underwaterjournal.com/
