Tune in this Saturday, September 19 at 8:50 PM on Arte to discover the new documentary by Gil Kebaïli on the latest expedition of biologist Laurent Ballesta: Planet Mediterranean.
This weekend marked the 23rd edition of the Freshwater Snapshots event, in which Dive In! is a partner. The participating photographers immersed themselves starting from Sévrier, by the shores of Lake Annecy. Discover the rankings of this 2020 edition.
A team of four passionate technical divers managed to locate the wreck believed to be that of the USS Grenadier (SS-210), a United States Navy submarine that was scuttled over 75 years ago while it was under attack and surrounded by Japanese aircraft and ships, on April 21, 1943. This submarine, which lies at a depth of 80 meters, is one of the 52 US Navy submarines lost during World War II.
Scuba Diving magazine unveiled the stunning winners of its annual photo contest Through Your Lens this week. We present you with the beautiful winning images from this competition.
The site Underwater Photography Guide published this week the results of its special Ocean Art contest « Safe under the sea », which brought together photographers from 79 nationalities to share the beauty of the oceans during this troubled time.
After spending 28 days at a depth of 120 meters in July 2019, Laurent Ballesta publishes a new work titled « Planet Mediterranean », which we offer you the chance to win through a great contest that also allows you to win invitations to the opening of an exhibition where the photographer is the guest of honor.
The famous Whale Hall of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco hosts a spectacular immersive feature until the end of 2021. Entitled “Immersion”, this new kind of exhibit takes you into the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.
The DIRM (Interregional Directorate of the Mediterranean Sea) and the OFB (French Biodiversity Office) have partnered, in collaboration with a committee of representatives from the diving community, to offer posters and explanatory brochures as well as videos for divers. This action targeting the diving world is part of a broader plan to protect the marine environment.
Discover what lies beneath the surface of Lake Charance with this astonishing floating exhibition, open to the public until November 4th.
The World Shootout contest has just announced the names of the semi-finalists in all its categories. About twenty French photographers have qualified for the next stage.
