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Photography by:
Chanoknart ‘Am’Sriwattana

I began to be interested in diving because I wanted to take underwater photographs for my thesis before my graduation at Rangsit University where I am studying Fine Arts, majoring in Photography.
At present, our environment is getting hectic and unorganized. Both the human social environment and our natural environment are being degraded, because our natural resources are being used mercilessly by human beings who don't really care about conservation.

L a d y
a n d
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Panit by:
Ron G. Stevens

He traded the suit for a pair of shorts and a t-shirt. His ever-exposed hairy legs now daily proclaim his escape from the corporate world and his engaging personality woos thousands to share his love of the ocean.
Ron Stevens, AKA Rogest, is an artist, a humourist, a bon vivant, and we think he has had something to do with Mike Ball's liveaboards for the last 14 years.
One of Australasia's most prolific public speakers on issues pertaining to diving, Ron is a curious mixture of up-front dynamism and laid back sincerity.
He also paints a mean picture.

A Passion
for Paint

Photo by:
Donald D. Johnson

Don's interest and goal in becoming a certified diver became a reality while he
was living in Greece during the early eighties where he lived for four years while on assignment with Rockwell International.
The only certifying agency in those days in Greece was NASDS. Now, 20 years later and a PADI IDC Staff Instructor, Don remains dedicated to exploring the undersea world and instructing others in the sport of diving.

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Photo by:
Pascal

Five years ago after leaving on the side the five stars hotel industry as food and beverage manager for his long time passion.Pascal Laigle started a new life as cruise director and underwater photographer on Genesis. But you as a guest do not have to worry about Pascal's services due to his background.

Hobby became a full time job

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