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Nauticam MFO-3

September 9, 2026 Walt Stearns Diving, Latest, Photo Equipment, Photography
Mexico’s Giant Manta Rays of the Isla Revillagigedo’s

August 6, 2026 Walt Stearns Diving, Latest, Marine Life, Pacific, Wanderlust, World Dives
The Power of One: How a Single Strobe Can Still Rule

May 29, 2026 Walt Stearns Diving, Imaging Techniques, Photography
Hamlets Courtship Dance

May 22, 2026 Walt Stearns Diving, Latest, Marine Life, Photography
Roatan’s Coco View Resort

May 22, 2026 Walt Stearns Atlantic & Caribbean, Geographic Regions, Latest, Resorts & Liveaboards, Wanderlust
A Rhinopias Kind of Night in Alor

April 14, 2026 Walt Stearns Indo-Pacific, Latest, Wanderlust, World Dives
Battling Backscatter: Our Underwater Nemesis

April 3, 2026 Walt Stearns Diving, Imaging Techniques, Latest, Photography
Red Sea Odyssey – Part 3, Northern Reaches Wrecks & Reefs

March 25, 2026 Walt Stearns Latest, Red Sea, Wanderlust, World Dives

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Review on Nauticam's MFO-3

Nauticam MFO-3

September 9, 2026 Walt Stearns

When Nauticam first announced their newest Mid-range Focus Optimizer, the MFO-3 back in July of[…]

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Giant oceanic manta rays (Mobula birostris).

Mexico’s Giant Manta Rays of the Isla Revillagigedo’s

Sand tiger shark(s) on the Aleous wreck in North Carolina

The Power of One: How a Single Strobe Can Still Rule

Two Indigo Hamlets in the midst of their courtship dance when they spawn.

Hamlets Courtship Dance

Diving

Review on Nauticam's MFO-3

Nauticam MFO-3

September 9, 2026

Giant oceanic manta rays (Mobula birostris).

Mexico’s Giant Manta Rays of the Isla Revillagigedo’s

Sand tiger shark(s) on the Aleous wreck in North Carolina

The Power of One: How a Single Strobe Can Still Rule

Two Indigo Hamlets in the midst of their courtship dance when they spawn.

Hamlets Courtship Dance

Picture of a small moray eel surrounded by backscatter.

Battling Backscatter: Our Underwater Nemesis

Travel

Giant oceanic manta rays (Mobula birostris).

Mexico’s Giant Manta Rays of the Isla Revillagigedo’s

Roatan’s Coco View Resort: As Close as it Gets to Diving Your Way

Roatan’s Coco View Resort

Lacy Rhinopias (Rhinopias aphanes) with its vibrant shade of purple.

A Rhinopias Kind of Night in Alor

One of the many motorcycles in the holds of the Thistlgorm wreck in the northern Red Sea.

Red Sea Odyssey – Part 3, Northern Reaches Wrecks & Reefs

Oceanic Whitetip Sharks are commonly seen in the open ocean region of the Red Sea.

Red Sea Odyssey Part 2, In-between the North and the South

January 28, 2026

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