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Article describing the diving experiences of Florida’s Dry Tortugas National Park appears in Sport Diver magazine. More articles to follow in 2007.

A visit to the monthly British Society of Underwater Photographers (BSOUP) meeting at the Imperial College in London.

Back to nature at the excellent Lady Elliot Island eco resort. A great place, simple living, nesting turtles, thousands of birds, fantastic diving and the smell of guano! Very “camera happy” here.

Pt II of “Building a Photography Website” submitted to the British Society of Underwater Photographers (BSOUP) for the “In Focus” magazine.

A four hour drive to Bundaberg, famous for its rum, and for us, the gateway to Lady Elliot Island on the southernmost tip of the Great Barrier Reef.

A visit to the annnual Visions In The Sea underwater photography and film event in London, hosted by Ocean Optics.

Set off for Beerwah, home of Australia Zoo, passing Brisbane to the left. The zoo was a “happy sad” place following the recent death of Aussie icon, conservationist and global megastar Steve Irwin. Nearby Landsborough was nice too, with a good pub.

A visit to Antibes on the Cote D’Azur in the south of France, to the annual underwater photography and film festival.

A last minute decision to ride the R1200 Adventure to the Dive Show at NEC – gained some useful knowledge about Australia next year. The ride home was via Warwick and down through the Cotswolds taking in Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Stow, Bourton-on-the-Water, Cirencester and Tetbury.

A dive under Swanage Pier. The conditions were “total pea soup”, so very little to show from it photographically.

A long drive North to Coffs Harbour. Took an interesting “loop” away from the main road passing the Myall Lakes National Park, the Booti Booti National Park, Forster and Tuncurry. We rejoined the Pacific Highway south of Taree and pressed on, bypassing Port Macquarie, and then through Kempsey and Mackville.

Selecting images from Hawaii for the website and an upcoming magazine article.

First of a series of articles about building photographic websites is published in the BSOUP “In Focus” magazine.

Three days to enjoy Sydney. I’ve heard it called “the world’s best address”.

A visit to the “Big Island” of Hawaii to dive the Kona Coast aboard the “Kona Aggressor” liveaboard with a group of underwater photographers led by Martin Edge. Also, we had time after the liveaboard for a night in Kona and a spectacular helicopter ride around the entire island, passing the erupting volcano of Kilauea.

A stopover in Singapore. A chance for a rest, and a few photos before the flight to Sydney.

Second dome port for the D200/Subal underwater rig arrives from Ocean Optics.