Divescover Blog

 Not all of us are maniacs of great depths and absolute perfectionists. Not all of us are willing to explore dark and narrow tunnels of underwater caves or dangerous corridors of sunken ships. Lets be honest- going under the ceiling, … Continue reading →

So now you have all these fabulous Nudibranch photos, how do you find out what their names are? Are you more interested in the scientific name or the common name? The first thing to do is save all the photos … Continue reading →

Living in Europe and searching for a near, cheap and top of the range diving destination is not difficult, go to the Red Sea! The coral reefs are colourful, there are lots fish and the water temperature does not drop … Continue reading →

One of the achievements of modern society is hygiene. What is relatively new to us, is long established in the water. Some of the world most famous dive sites are cleaning stations, or have them integrated in their ecosystem. It seems … Continue reading →

I don’t think I’m the only one that reads a lot about all the dive sites before I go on a dive holiday. I get a  lot of expectations and it grows even bigger when I’m there and the dive … Continue reading →

  Diving in lakes always appeared to me much less attractive than diving in sea or in old quarries. I didn`t like the poor visibility, I simply couldn`t enjoy watching flocks of fish and no matter how hard I tried, … Continue reading →

I hear my alarm clock ring and begin to come to life. Another alarm clock rings and I’m awake for real. It’s quarter to six in the morning and it’s time for me and my seven room mates whose alarm … Continue reading →

Do you love taking underwater photos?  The best thing about macro is that your subjects rarely move, making them an easy target for your attention.  Here are a few tips to improve your macro photography. The first place to start … Continue reading →