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Into the Wild North: Diving (and Troubleshooting) at Hakai Passage
Some work trips feel routine. Others feel like stepping into another world. My trip to Hakai Lodge on Calvert Island definitely belongs in the second category. For anyone who hasn’t been there, Hakai Passage sits along the remote central coast of British Columbia — a place where the rainforest drops straight into the Pacific, where the tides move with real force, and where the wildlife feels raw and untamed. Hakai Lodge itself is perched on the edge of Calvert Island, surroun
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May 112 min read


Taking the New Housing Under the Ice: A Cold‑Water Stress Test
Before I ever trusted my Sony a7R IV to the Seafrogs SF10009 housing, I wanted to know exactly what it could handle. It’s one thing to read specs and watch promo videos — it’s another to take a brand‑new piece of gear into a truly unforgiving environment. And where I live, there’s no better place to push equipment to its limits than under the ice. This wasn’t a photo dive. This was a stress test. I brought only the housing and 230mm dome port. The goal was simple: find out h
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Feb 282 min read


Choosing My Gear: Why I Landed on the Sony a7R IV and the Seafrogs SF10009
When I decided to take underwater photography seriously, I knew I needed a camera that felt familiar — something I could operate instinctively, even in a place where everything is harder: buoyancy, lighting, movement, and the simple act of pressing a button. Underwater, you don’t have time to think about where a setting is buried in a menu. You need muscle memory. That’s what led me to the Sony a7R IV. I’d already been using the Sony a6600 for work, and I knew the Sony ecosys
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Jan 303 min read


Diving Back In: The Start of My Underwater Photography Journey
If you’re reading this, welcome — and thanks for being here at the beginning of something I’ve been quietly building toward for most of my life. My fascination with the underwater world started long before I ever put on a tank. As a kid, I was glued to the TV whenever a James Bond movie featured those dramatic underwater scenes. Something about the silence, the mystery, the sense of another world just below the surface — it stuck with me. Years later, diving became part of my
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Jan 12 min read
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