This video showcases the stunning marine life and underwater scenery at Rottnest Island, as seen on 17th January 2008 on a scuba diving charter trip with Perth Diving Academy. Footage includes buff bream, wobbegong shark, massive bull stingrays, western blue devil, juvenile jewfish, talma, scalyfin being cleaned, a crayfish being bagged, the skipper freediving and much more. I’m so glad that I live in Perth where such stunning scuba diving is so close to home!
For more information please visit subaqua.alldaydrive.com Jordan (co-inventor) is camera man for this shot. The ring is made out of super heavy duty galvanized steel pipe that has been cut and welded into an octagon. Gussets where also welded into the inside corners for re-enforcement. Air is regularly re-freshed with a SCUBA tank. Even though the Bubble Room is a DIY project it has taken years of improvements and some pretty heavy brainstorming sessions with some very bright and qualified people, to get it to where it is today. Not only is it pretty dangerous if you aren’t acutely aware of the laundry list of risks involved, but the build in general is very heavy duty and well thought out. For example a bubble that size has a lifting force of approx 5600 pounds! it’s one thing when you underestimate a project and it goes wrong in your garage and nobody’s lives are involved, it’s completely another when the project puts your friend’s and family’s lives at stake 20 feet underwater. I know it’s awesome and I don’t blame anybody for wanting one of their very own, but please don’t go out and kill yourself attempting to replicate a project with such huge forces and such high risk. If you feel the need for your own Bubble Room bad enough (why wouldn’t you?) my brother and I can be commissioned to install a patented private model complete with fresh air pump, backup generator, detachable stainless steel ring, and a heavy duty, crystal-clear, collapsible, vinyl dome. One can be …
If you like scuba diving, then you must watch this video! Manta club Izola had holidays on Bali. Please visit our site: www.manta-izola.com
Myanmar expedition 2007. Buddhist monks and Burmese girls and boys from Kaw Thaung on the Burma / Thailand border and underwater footage from scuba diving in the Mergui Archipelago. Featuring diverse marine life including whale shark and eagle ray at Black Rock, octopus, lionfish, snapper and other schooling fish, jellyfish, nurse shark and stingrays at Shark Cave, scorpionfish, crocodilefish, cave diving at Western Rocky Island, barracuda, anemonefish, crabs, and moray eels with cleaner shrimp. Shot in March 2007 with www.SantanaPhuket.com More Myanmar (Burma) diving videos at http
Scuba divers not checking air and run out and needed help. Dive within your limits!! In HD!
A turtles dive in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
A fish with teeth you should avoid. Learn tips for great barracudaidentification in this free scuba diving video of Caribbean fish from a staff member of the New England aquarium. Expert: Don Stark Bio: Don Stark is a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor with over 20 years of active diving experience. Filmmaker: Don Stark
Situated in a turquoise blue bay opposite Columbia Lagoon, this 30ft dive is a classic example of a platform reef. Its shallow depth and mild currents make this a great second tank dive – I got 75 minutes bottom time and still had lots of air left!!! The reef is full with fish life and most species of topical fish found around the island seem to be present here. The small canyons cutting through the reef are inhabited by schools of snappers and grunts.
I finally got around to compiling all the various video clips I had recorded during the summers of 2006 and 2007 at Lake Rawlings. The music (Fishtro) is from an artist that goes by Purple Motion from Finland, and is from a PC demo/invite from around 1992 era, much thanks to him for allowing me to use the tune (visit purplemotion.net for more info, and check demoscene on wikipedia if you are curious.) Dive buddies Patrick and Joe make appearances in the video. Confession – I almost didn’t have enough footage to cover the whole song. I plan to cut a shorter version for HamptonRoads.TV. The video was taken with a Canon ELPH SD-550, not a camcorder. Lake Rawlings is a granite quarry, and has good visibility and is used by many dive shops for training.
ross runs outta air… lol
