The Cover
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Issue 5/2007
Pearls of the Pacific
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From Palau's Blue Corner to the Marshalls’ wreck of the USS Saratoga, Micronesia might have the largest collection of iconic sites in the world By various contributors |
PNG: To the Louisiades & Beyond
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An exploratory trip to the farthest reaches of Milne Bay reveals a place where every reef turns up golden By Michele Westmorland |
India: Beneath the Eyes of Shiva
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The Andaman Islands offer pristine reefs, a smoking volcano, and a snorkelling pachyderm By Jeff Yonover |
Environment: Dancing with Dugongs
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Unravel the mysteries surrounding the dugong and the fight to preserve this enigmatic sea mammal By Denise Cullen |
Buyer's Guide: Fashion Follies
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18 pieces of women's-only scuba gear By Jim Bartlett |
Scuba 101: Whine, Women & Thongs
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Misperceptions about scuba diving and the fairer sex By Michele Bartlett |
In Focus: Photography's Golden Age
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How the Internet has helped shape the direction of underwater photography By Mike Veitch |
The Photo Shop: Creating Better Black & White
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Producing crisper, more dramatic black and white photographs By Doug Sloss |
Sea Science: Fight Club
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A day in the life of the little fish with a big heart and an even bigger attitude By William Tan |
PLUS
X-traordinary dives in Manado, West Papua, Austria, and Sabah; 7 Things You Need to Know About the Ornate Ghost Pipefish; and a portfolio from USA's Maurine Shimlock
