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Marek Piotr Skoczylas (MarekSk) I am a Scuba Diver, Free Diver, Solo Diver, Performance Swimmer, Underwater Photographer & Volunteer. I am a former Lifeguard. My main area and focus is Puget Sound Underwater Marine Life / Critters. I am a Documentarist. I share my pictures exactly as my camera captured it. I may sometimes trim the size but that is it. What I see underwater is what you see in my pictures. To me the Subject is as much important as its surrounding environment. That is why most of my pictures are shot with Super Wide Angle Fish Eye lens 111 degree angle. Don’t be surprised of the water background color to be mostly in Green shades. Puget Sound is also frequently referred as Emerald Sea. Water color can vary between the seasons, locations and even weather conditions. My biggest inspiration has been my Dear Friend Jan Kocian. From all the books and resources I have learned the most from Him. Thank you Jan! Here is the website with "Puget Sound Critters" Database: https://mareksk.smugmug.com/
Sometimes "frogfishes" can be so ugly, but on other occasions they are the clowns of the sea .... I love it when they are "spawning" ....
Have you ever spotted a cuttlefish? Here's some information about this interesting sea creature.
Lost your mojo? Get back into the water and re-awaken your lust for scuba diving! From discovering new dive sites to meeting new dive buddies, shake the dust off those fins and get wet again.
Earth, air, water and fire. There is probably no place on this planet where the four classical elements are more abundant than the Galàpagos Islands. If you've never been there, you don't know what you're missing. But once you're there, you will always return, again and again.
The lizardfish, a common predator, with the looks of a prehistoric mixture of fish and reptile.
Bali, one of the most amazing islands of Indonesia, is a real paradise for divers, culture freaks, and photographers.
Trainee divers, as well as experienced divers, can experience pre-dive nerves for a variety of reasons. Focusing on prevention and control methods can help divers turn nervousness into pre-dive excitement!