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Most underwater photographers who have spent any time in the Indo Pacific have come across the very photogenic Titan Triggerfish.

Jason, alias 'Underwater Irish' as he came to be known on the 'Princess II', celebrates his birthday 70 kms out to sea off the coast of South Australia.

On board the 'Princess II', we were approx 2 hrs south of Port Lincoln in the Spencer Gulf, South Australia heading out to the Neptune Islands for a little shark spotting.

It was Jul/Aug 2007 when I read Dr. Alex Mustard's review on the Tokina 10-17mm in the Underwater Photography web magazine.

I met up with my long time friend and dive buddy Kevin Lee in Singapore. We were excited chatting about the next couple of weeks that lay ahead.

Neville has made the excellent decision to publish this massive book as a hardcover, and with its over 400 pages it really needs to be.

Yep, it is worthwhile traveling from Australia to Yap in Micronesia – or from anywhere else for that matter.

This article will hopefully be of interest to divers considering a career in commercial diving or wishing to complete a commercial course for other reasons.

After only six months I was standing again in Bitung, looking at Lembeh just across the Strait. I was amused by the faces of my friends.

Travelling to Palau was not as easy as we would have liked as we couldn't get direct flights from Australia.