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Can't every day be #TurtleTuesday ? This turtle didn't seem that impressed that the divers behind wanted to show their love ❤️ @maldiversdc

Primeras imágenes de @lavallatv Feliz de poder compartirlas y de estar creando esta poderosa historia con semejante equipo! #afortunada #inmersion #vivirrodando #lavalla

Tremendous image by the very talented @garry_dallas read his caption below! ⬇️ . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . “Finally got to capture this amazing bow section with a full frame camera D800, of the WWll wreck PLM 27 in Conception Bay, Newfoundland. Thanks to my buddy and model in the image Ellen Cuylaerts @underwaterellen

Great shot by the awesome @mattfreediver - his caption below ⬇️! . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . “Got a lot of fun yesterday freediving our nice mini wreck with our friends @aureliojaneiro @pamsunshine_ and Josh @__jlaw__ ! Cool to be back in the ocean once in a while. So close to Tulum but still feels like a completely different place. Time to play with the camera and enjoy the beautiful blue water that made the island of Cozumel very famous for diving! And it was first time ever wreck diving for Josh, what a nice way to celebrate his very fresh @molchanovsfreediving Wave 2 certification ”

An absolutely amazing image by the awesomely talented @jamie_hall_definitive_imaging (thanks for the tag!) Be sure to check out his work and show some love! Read his caption below ⬇️ . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . “'The Odyssey' 35m under the surface off Roatan’s shore sits the #Odyssey wreck. At 100m long, 15m wide, and 25m tall, this freighter is Roatan’s largest wreck dive, as well as one of the largest in the Caribbean. Intentionally sunk for divers in 2002, this ship is still intact and penetrable. The centersection of the Odyssey has collapsed, but the bow remains tall and upright–providing scenic views of the surrounding reef wall, a nearby sand patch, and the rest of the ship. Holes for divers have been cut into the sides of the ship, but to explore inside an underwater flashlight is required. Schools of large grouper, barracuda, tuna, and sharks have often been seen surrounding the wreck by divers. The Odyssey was donated by the Hydes of Hybur Limited after a devastating fire damaged the freighter during a rebuilding. The ship was cleaned, prepared, and finally sank after government approval with help from several dive operators and volunteers around the island. 50 truckloads of debris later, the ship was made safe for divers by welding incredibly heavy hatch covers to the ship’s frame, strengthening it to deter future collapse. . @jamie_hall_definitive_imaging

Amazing photo near the Sankisan Maru in Truk by the awesome @tanglewood512 via @oceanenterprises . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild

Stunning image by the talented @mocean_images via @ritualdive - Read their caption below! ⬇️ Tag your favorite dive buddy! . . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . . “FEELING BLUE . . The Blue Hole definitely puts a new spin on the phrase above This site is an awesome spot for fun diving or wrapping up just about all courses from open water to advanced & lots of our specialties too . . Here’s an action shot of instructor Alex & his newly certified RAID Explorer 30 diver . . Are you ready to dive into the blue? ”

Stunning photo by the absolutely incredible @noblue.nogreen . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . Raja Ampat, Indonesia is one of the most spectacular locations for diving in the world, especially during bait fish season. The reefs are already some of the most lush and pristine anywhere on the planet, but in October, every underwater scene is graced by the presence of millions of little silversides shoaling together en masse. The schools can be so thick they blot out the sun, or in this case, envelope a diver in a tornado of fins and scales. - Alexandra Rose

Loving this cute turtle shot by the amazing @joerg.blessing - Read their caption below! . . Follow ➡️ @scubaguild Follow ➡️ @scubaguild . . “This hawksbill turtle didn't have any understanding of personal space. Was a bit worried it would scratch my camera but it ticked the box for rule number one in underwater photography: get close to the subject ;-)