How to Protect Fine Hair While Scuba Diving (A Work in Progress)
On my recent dive trip to the Bahamas I lost a lot of hair. Here's what I'm doing about it.
Rum, peaks and pit stops in St Lucia
Discover 7 unforgettable surface-interval adventures in St Lucia. Climb Gros Piton, soak in Sulphur Springs, sip estate rum and dance at the
Diving North Carolina’s Fantasy Lake Adventure Park in Winter
Need to get wet in central North Carolina? This site might be right up your alley with its many submerged attractions.
What to Do When Your Strobes Go Dark
An underwater's photographer's guide to salvaging a trip (and taking striking images) when the strobes just won't play ball.
Where to Get a Good Beer in Tacoma after Diving
If you're diving Tacoma (or the environs) here's where to head for an after dive drink.
A Quick Update on Site Content
ScubaScribbles is finally going to ONLY cover diving and travel. You're welcome!
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The Watermarking Begins…
I don't normally share watermarked photos but given I just made my first watermark myself, I figured I had to show it
On Michael Menduno’s Passing
It's hard to know where to begin when writing about someone's passing, more so when it happens suddenly, unexpectedly, at least to
The Myth of the Best Scuba Diving in the World
There's no such thing as an unbiased list of the best scuba diving in the world. Every diver's list is biased. Take
What No One Tells You About Becoming a Scuba Diving Journalist
I entered the world of dive journalism starry-eyed and cloaked in full-fledged imposter syndrome. Despite maintaining an active scuba diving blog, holding
Diving USS Oriskany, the Largest Artificial Reef in the World
From barracudas to bearded fireworms, discover what it's like to dive the world's largest artificial reef and why the USS Oriskany deserves
How to Mark Your Scuba Gear Like a Paranoid South African
The most definitive guide on the internet to marking EVERY piece of dive gear you own, whether you're a cold or warm
The Complete Guide to Cold Water Diving by a Cold Water Diver, Not an AI Bot
Why cold water diving is magical, what you need to know to do it (and not get cold), and how to fall
What is Nature Writing?
I've often asked am I a travel writer or a nature writer? The answer changes the way I write. Here's what I
How I Became a Travel Writer Without Meaning To
I set out to write fiction—but scuba diving, travel, and a love of story pulled me somewhere unexpected. Here's how I became
Meet the First Truly Portable, Modular Microscope for Hobbyists and Scientists Alike
For researchers, scientists and hobbyists, this company has invented the ultimate high-quality yet portable microscope. Here's my review.
The Ultimate Dive Planner and Journal for Scuba Divers and Content Creators
A 4-in-1 dive log, planner, journal, and creative tool built specifically for people who write, photograph, film, share or document their dives.
What It Feels Like to Dive Deep, Past 130 Feet
Past 130 feet, something happens to both body and mind. No two people feel the depth the same way, though most of