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August 01 2009 TV GUIDE month #8 of 12 GUIDE CREATED/EDITED BY ROB LYSAK Dive Zero TV Guide #9` • www.divezero.tv www.divezero.com • 250 859 0570 August Edition Dive Zero tv guide Dive Zero checks out Wreck Week WRECK WEEK 2009 PRO TIPS PHOTO & VIDEO 2 SPECIAL EDITION pg 15-17 Win a trip to Fiji! Photo section pg 47 pg 32 - 35

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Page 1: Dive Zero TV Guide August

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August Edition

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Dive Zero checks out Wreck Week

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PHOTO &

VIDEO2SPECIAL EDITION

pg 15-17 W i n a t r i p t o F i j i !

Photo sect ionpg 47

pg 32 - 35

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Focusing in on Wreck Week

in the British Virgin Is-

landsThe world is changing so fast and our

oceans are following quickly behind. With

reefs disappearing at the blink of an eye, the British Virgin Islands have stepped up to help create new reefs by scuttling old

ships to create new man made reefs to allow new life and to supply previous ma-

rine life with new habitats.

This issue will be dedicated to those around the BVI who went on a mission to give back to our oceans. I hope you make

a visit to this awesome area and dive the wrecks of the BVI!

Rob Lysak

Dive Zero TV

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CONTENTS

Virgin Gorda - 5

The Bitter End - 6

Cooper Island Beach club - 10

Nanny Cay - 17

Photo Section - 18

H2O Pro Video Tip - 32

Cathy Churh’s Pro Photo tip - 34

Liveaboards, The Cuan Law - 36

Hodges Creek Marina - 42

Win a trip to Fiji - 47

Dive Zero’s Media Kit - 52

Facebook and the Dive Village ContestWinners - 48

Dive Zero TV Guide -54

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BVIADVENTURE

WRECK WEEK 2009

Text and photos by Rob Lysak

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VIRGIN GORDA

Above: The World Famous Baths

Left: Looking east towards open Atlantic

BVI’s quit island life conjures up secluded beaches

and turquoise waters. These shots from Virgin Gorda’s

east side are just that, secluded and rich with vibrant

greenery. Virgin Gorda is a MUST visit Island.

Virgin Gorda is the third-largest (after Tortola and Anegada) and second most populous of the British

Virgin Islands (BVI). Located at approximately 18 degrees, 48 minutes North, and 64 degrees, 30 minutes

West, it covers an area of about 8 square miles (21 km²). Christopher Columbus is said to have named the

island "The Fat Virgin", because the island's profile on the horizon looks like a fat woman lying on her

side.

The main town is Spanish Town on the southwestern part of the island.

An unusual geologic formation known as "The Baths" located on the southern end of the island makes

Virgin Gorda one of the BVI's major tourist destinations. At The Baths, the beach shows evidence of the

island's volcanic origins, as huge granite boulders lie in piles on the beach, forming scenic grottoes that are

open to the sea. North of the Baths is the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbor, formerly owned Little Dix Bay. The

most notable ruin on Virgin Gorda is the old Copper Mine.

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VIRGIN GORDA - THE BITTER END

THE BITTER END YACHT CLUB

During our one week of touring the BVI’s we were invited to a different location almost every day. Day 4 was an overnight at the Bitter End Resort. Here we were treated like gods, the staff was first class, the food was 5 star and the rooms made it feel like you were lost in some jungle retreat, where the villas were built into the jungled hills that overlooked the gorgeous reefs of the North Sound. One night was not enough, its one of those places where you sigh with relaxation as soon as you step into these very cosy rooms.

Bitter End Yacht Club is the Caribbean's premiere luxury water sports resort, hosting family fun vaca-tions, romantic getaways, and idyllic escapes for all. Located on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands , Bitter End is uniquely situated along a mile of shorefront on the protected waters of the North Sound. The barefoot elegance that characterizes this island outpost is why Bitter End is regularly hailed as one of the top full service resorts in the world.

Check out Dive Zero TV for the footage of the resorts rooms, beaches, and more

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VIRGIN GORDA - THE BITTER END

The unique architectural design of there famous original cottages offers you the opportunity to truly enjoy the natural environment for which they were built. All villas have two twin beds or one king-size bed, ceil-ing fan, refrigerator, coffee maker, large dressing area and shower with sea view, and a wrap-around porch with a double-size hammock. They are designed to catch the balmy trade winds night and day. 

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VIRGIN GORDA - THE BITTER END

Bitter End's cottages are nestled amid lush gardens along a mile of beach and waterfront. There cottages are known for their tranquility, comfort and for generous decks with unobstructed sea views. We have two types of of accommodations to choose from and one 2 bedroom and 2 1/2 bath Estate House.

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VIRGIN GORDA - THE BITTER ENDAfter we all had a chance to unpack and shower af-ter a few excellent dives, we all met at the Clubhouse steak and seafood grill for dinner. The Clubhouse Steak and Seafood Grille is Bitter End's landmark restaurant, featuring generous buffets and table serv-ice for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as cocktail service on the terrace all day and evening. For over 30 years, it's been a favorite rendezvous for visiting boaters and famished resort guests alike.

Our dinner consisted of a full 6 courses and a ton of cocktails. The food was exquisite, done to perfection and laid on the plate like it was a Van Gogh paint-ing.

Legendary throughout the Caribbean for their– ele-gantly casual open air dining, homemade soups, freshly caught fish, homemade pizzas, breads, and pastries, Bitter End has three distinctive dining ven-ues.

Above: Jerry Beaty, Associate Pub-lisher for Diver Training asking the chef “just how were you able to make such a meal” finishing the chat with an attempt to get the recipe, to no avail!

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUB

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUBNestled within the coconut palms of Cooper Island is a

very cool, laid back place called the Cooper Island

Beach Club. Tiny and unspoiled, it is free of roads,

nightclubs, shopping malls and crowds, providing the

perfect escape from the stress of everyday life. We

stopped here twice for lunch between dives and for a

few drinks at days end, and trust me, when they say its

the perfect place to kick back and relax, there not ly-

ing! World Famous dive sites are easily accessible, fea-

turing coral gardens, canyons, and of course, a TON

of wrecks, all teeming with an abundance of marine

life. On site you will find one of our favorite (and rec-

ommended) PADI dive facility, Sail Caribbean Divers

offers daily dive trips, courses, air fills and water sport

rentals.

The majority of diving takes place around the “Little

Sisters” island chain, made up of Cooper Island, Dead

Chest, Ginger Island, Norman Island, Pelican Island,

Peter Island, and Salt Island.

Explore beautiful underwater gardens, pinnacles, cav-

erns, vibrant reefs and one of the most famous dive

sites of them all, the RMS Rhone. Sunk during a

storm in 1867, the 310 foot Royal Mail ship now rests

on the west side of Salt Island, just minutes away from

Cooper Island.

We dove with many operators while in the BVI, but

Sail Caribbean Divers were voted the best from our

team of International media. Sail Caribbean Divers

delivers the most professional and personalized dive

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUBexperience in the BVI. Cooper Island is an excellent

place to learn to dive and guests can complete a

“discover scuba diving” course in half a day. Their

friendly and experienced instructors can also offer

Open Water courses and referrals as well as a full

range of PADI courses including the National Geo-

graphic Diver Certification.

Cooper Island Beach Club also offers a convenient

base for both individual divers and dive groups, es-

pecially those traveling with a non-diving partner.

They host several dive groups each year and offer an

all inclusive package of accommodations, meals, and

diving

ACCOMMODATIONS

Just steps from the ocean, our six duplex cottages are

nestled in the hillside and surrounded by coconut

palms and vibrant tropical foliage. From your balcony

enjoy fabulous views of Manchioneel Bay and The Sir

Frances Drake Channel.

Each open-plan living room/kitchen/bedroom is

spacious and decorated in a traditional Caribbean

style with vaulted wooden ceilings. The rooms offer

one queen bed or two twin beds, and the screened &

louvered windows allow the continuous gentle

breeze to pass through with the soothing sound of

the ocean's waves. Therefore we are pleased to say

there is no air conditioning.

At the back of each studio an en-suite bathroom

and 'almost-outdoor' shower, with private staircase,

means you can go straight from the beach to your

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUB

shower. Our fresh water supply comes from the sky

and is heated by solar power.

The kitchenette has a single sink, small propane

refrigerator, a four burner stove with oven, and

comes fully equipped with pots, dishes and utensils

upon request. If you would like us to stock your

fridge with provisions, please notify us prior to your

arrival.

There is no public electricity supply on Cooper Is-

land, however lighting and ceiling fans in the

rooms are all powered by 12 Volt DC. There is one

110 Volt outlet in each room which can be used to

recharge your camera, iPod, laptop etc. during the

evening hours when our generator is on. Please

leave your hair dryers, irons and other electrical

appliances requiring high voltage at home.

Rooms include:

Private balcony

1 x queen size bed or 2 x twin size beds

En-suite bathroom & (almost outdoors) shower

Kitchenette with refrigerator, sink, 4-burner stove & oven

Coffee percolator, pots, pans, dishes & utensils

Table & chairs

Ceiling fans

Daily housekeeping service

Wireless internet connection available at a fee

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WRECK WEEK

June 2010

ROB LYSAK

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUB

BVI Wreck Week - June 2010

Sail Caribbean Divers and Cooper Island Beach Club inviteYou to enjoy a week of diving, fun and relaxation in theBritish Virgin Islands.

Cooper Island Beach Club offers everything you need for a fun filled, relaxing dive vacation. Imagine your own per-sonal Caribbean paradise with white sand beaches, palm trees and turquoise waters just steps away from your beach-front cottage. The dive boat will pick you up each day and there is excellent snorkeling and shore diving right from your front door.

Sail Caribbean Divers delivers the most professional and personal dive service in the BVI’s have to offer Their friendly and experienced instructors can also offer a full range of PADI courses .

With over 60 dive sites to choose

from, divers can enjoy wreck diving on the RMS Rhone, Chikuzen, Fearless, In-ganess Bay, Marie L, Pat or Beata or explore lush coral gardens such as The Indians, Dead Chest, Painted Walls, Blonde Rock, Alice in wonderland, Ginger Islands, Steps, The Chimneys and the Dogs.

The RMS RhoneThe most famous wreck in the Caribbean sank during a storm in 1867. The 310 foot Royal Mail ship rests in the Marine National Park just minutes away from Cooper Island. The entire bow sec-tion, including the prow, mast, and lifeboat davits can be seen from the surface. The stern section is more broken up, but the structure of the ship can easily be traced by following the drive train from the massive propeller. The wreck is covered with a

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COOPERS ISLAND BEACH CLUB

BVI Wreck Week - June 2010

kaleidoscope of corals and sponges and the holds are filledwith schools of Snappers and Jacks.

Join us during Wreck Week in June 2010 and take advantage of Special Package Rates

Wreck Week Special only US1350 per person!

Includes:

• 7 nights accommodations (based on double occupancy)

• Continental breakfast daily

• Lunch and dinner each day

• 5 days x 2-tank dives with Sail Caribbean Divers

• Roundtrip scheduled ferry service from Tortola

• 7% Government Hotel Tax

• 10% service charge

• Use of snorkel equipment & Kayaks

For more Information contact:

Sail Caribbean Divers

[email protected]

TEL : 284-495-1675

FAX : 284-495-3244

www.sailcaribbeandivers.com

Resort Managers:Andrew Murrant & Samantha Baker

Manchioneel Bay, Cooper IslandBox 859, Road Town, Tortola

VG 1110, British Virgin IslandsPhone: 285-495-6084 Fax : 284-495-9180

E-mail : [email protected]

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NANNY CAY RESORT & MARINASet in one of the finest and most central locations in the BVI, Nanny Cay is located on the South side of Tortola, between the capital Road Town and West End. We are proud to provide the very best marine services and facili-ties possible in what after all is one of the most popular sailing destinations in the world today. The island of Tor-tola itself is a tropical wonderland with many breath-taking sights and great places to visit. Nanny Cay has al-ways been known as a well-protected marina, with beautiful surrounding hills and a relaxed feel about it.

Since its ownership since 2001, the Nanny Cay team has risen to its promise of making Nanny Cay Marina one of the premier ma-rine facilities in the Caribbean. Our fully equipped marina and boat repair facility has berths for 180 motor cruisers and yachts. We have two boat lifts of 50 and 70 tons ca-pacity, the latter capa-ble of lifting catama-rans up to 33 feet wide.  Nanny Cay en-compasses a charming 40-room hotel, two restaurants (the Ge-naker Cafe and Peg Leg Landing), a fully stocked chandlery; a small supermarket for your provisioning needs, delightful shops and boutiques, dive shop, water sports centre, WiFi, gym and spa.

There are numerous contractors to help with the maintenance of yachts as well as rigging services, sail loft, yacht management companies, marine surveyors, yacht sales and much more.

We are delighted as are our guests about the recent addition of the top of the line new private marina showers that are undoubtedly the best in the Caribbean.

Marina and hotel guests are free to use the tennis and volleyball courts, relax by the beach or our large swimming pool which overlooks the beautiful Sir Francis Drake Channel from where you can enjoy watching the yachts sail past.

www.nannycay.com

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Wreck of Pat and BeataDepth: 45 - 90 feet

Level: Intermediate

Access: Boat

Anchorage: Manchioneel Bay

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Wreck of the Marie L (Wreck Alley)Depth: 45 - 90 feet

Level: Intermediate

Access: Boat

Anchorage: Manchioneel Bay

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Bait balls at Twin Towers

ROB LYSAK

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Giants of the Playground

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The

PLAYGROUND

Depth: 15 - 70 feet

Level: Intermediate

Access: Boat

Anchorage: Green Cay

This Dive is one of my per-

sonal favorites and is fea-

tured on DIVE ZERO TV

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The Playground

ROB LYSAK

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Sites like this are common and make up for a “over the top” dive.

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The Playground

ROB LYSAK

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Colin Aldridge of Jost Van Dyke Scuba checks out the huge Hog

Fish at the Playground

ROB LYSAK

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dive gear, post jobs, rate pictures, and add blogs as well as a ton of more cool new interactive features. The Dive Village is a product of Dive Zero Productions Inc.

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Airline travelwith camera housing

PROTIPSPHOTO &VIDEO

2 VIDEO PRO TIP

DIVE ZERO’S PRO VIDEO TIP

When traveling with your camera, always leave a note explaining the contents of your imaging travel case.

The equipment in this industry can look pretty funny on an x-ray. A clear explanation can go a long way. If you are using a hard travel case filled with foam, print out labels, and stick them under each item with a bit of superglue. This will make it obvious when you write 'underwater batteries' next to those large cylinders with wires hanging out. The nice guys behind the scenes won't be getting worried. There are horror stories of airline security officers prying open underwater camera cases with flat-head screwdrivers. How do you think your seal will take that? We are aware of ongoing settlements with the airlines due to improper handling of imaging equipment.

This note should be duplicated in the language of the country you are traveling to.

This can make the handling of your luggage go smoothly. Write it up once, modify and print it out for each trip. Be sure to be thorough, this can also be used back at home as an inventory of your case. Take a digital picture of your items, and leave that at home with the inventory list, just in case something should happen.

Here is a suggestion for a start:

Dearest Inspector,

This is an underwater camera housing. It is made from machined aircraft aluminum. It is used for taking underwater photos. Please treat it with care.You will find the following items in this case:

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The 5 minutes that it takes to right the note and take a picture can save you hours of headaches and travel night-mares! Good luck and safe travels!

Now that you feel safe traveling with a housing, lets have a look at some excellent deals to be had with the Pros at H2O Photo Pros!

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2 PHOTO PRO TIP

Cathy ChurchPoint Of Interest

DIVE ZERO’S PRO PHOTO TIP

When a person looks at a photo, their eyes are first drawn to five aspects:

1. the brightest,2. most colorful,3. most contrasty,4. sharpest areas and5. if the subject has eyes, it is drawn to the Eyes.

A great photo is often one where most or all of these aspects converge at the main point of interest. A distracting photo is one where these areas conflict and there is not a clear majority found at the main point of interest. For example, if the blurry foreground is also the most brightly lit by your strobe you don't know if the bright area is the main point of interest. Your eye is drawn to the bright part but you quickly find that the attraction was a false lead--it is blurry. You now have to search the darker areas for what you assume should be the main point of interest. Or, is the more colorful red sponge background more important than your black nudibranch. And so on.

Look at your photos and ask yourself for each one--where are the eyes, and the bright, colorful, sharp, contrasty areas. Do they lead you to what you feel should be the main point of interest? If there is no bright, colorful, sharp, contrasty areas or eyes, is there some other feature or pattern that makes up for that? It is hard for a photo to be great without some or all of these aspects.

Does your photo encourage your viewer to look immediately at your main point of interest?

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DIVE ZERO’S PRO PHOTO TIP

VISIT CATHY CHURCH.COM

Give a vote for each part of the subject that has one of these aspects. If each aspect is in a DIFFERENT part of the subject, it creates too much confusion. If the main part of the image gets three votes or more, it has a better chance of being a good photograph.

There are many other elements to a great photo, but, disregarding the rarity of the subject, tying these areas together will give you a starting point on evaluating a good photo and to help you improve the next one you take.

CAPTURE YOUR ADVENTURE!Learn Underwater Photography

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DIVING WITH THE CUAN LAW

LIVEABOARD.

THE CUAN lAW lIVEABOARD

How would they say it over at Master card? “7 days in the beautiful BVI’s: a few grand, superb dives

everyday: a few hundred, staying on the worlds largest Trimaran Liveaboard: PRICELESS!”

There are a lot of Liveaboards out there sailing the waters of the Caribbean, but there is no other like

the Cuan Law, the largest trimaran in the world!

http://www.bvisailing.com

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DIVING WITH THE CUAN LAWWe were lucky enough to stay on her for one night and dive off her on one of the most famous wrecks in

the BVI, the wreck of the Checkuzan.

Duncan and Annie Muirhead, owners of the Trimarine Boat Co. were

on board to delight us

all and show us what

this great vessel had to

offer. She can accom-

modate 20 guests in ten

cabins, The master

cabin has a queen size

bed, 2 single beds,

shower and head. The

other 9 cabins have a

queen size bed, 2 single beds, shower and head. The crew has separate

companionway with showers and head. The Cuan is also air-conditioned thru out.

Features and amenities include a CD Library, Local TV, knee-

board, ski dish, hammocks, adult water skis, scurfer, BBQ,

beach games, underwater camera rentals, board games,mice

maker, 2 hobi cats, and a water maker. The Cuan Law, built in

1988 is 105 feet in length with a 44 foot beam, her draft is 5

feet and the powered sail-ships max cruise speed is 10 knots

with a max speed of 12 knots.

She is full air conditioned, has a deck shower, swim

platform, cellphones and 110/220 voltage. She is also

is fully stocked of dive gear. Crew certification of dive

master/dive instructor, 28 scuba tanks, 21 BC’s, 20

regulators and a ton of snorkel gear, We dove off of

her at night as well, where her hull is nicely lit to help

you find your way home.

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DIVING WITH THE CUAN LAW

Above: Getting the briefing for our upcoming dive of the wreck

of the Checkuzen. Right: getting the sails up for full sail.

As we went full sail, we were served a lunch made for kings,

and talked about some of the great dives we all had in the past.

To be sitting at a table with great photographers such as

Mauricio Handler (National Geographic) John Binton (Diver)

and Barry Guimbellot (Dive Training) just to mention a few,

put me in a place that left me in awe, these guys were and still

are some of my heres!

After diving the Checkuzen, we set sail for a quite bay off of

Virgin Gorda. Here we dropped anchor, prepared for a 5

course meal exquisitely prepared by Chef Shasha Muirhead

(daughter of Duncan and Anny), then prepared for our night

dive where I buddied up with Mr. Binton. That dive we saw

huge amounts of Stingray and large Tarpon.

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DIVING WITH THE CUAN LAWAfter a relaxing night dive, we indulged in

some drinks and dance, during which the

death of Michael Jackson was announced.

Jasmin Jaerisch of Tauchen Magazine from

Germany loaded up her Ipod to the Cuans

music center and we paid tribute by dancing

and doing shooters from a water ski! (showed

left, Jasmin left me on right) What a great

night, one I will never forget as long as I live.

After the party we set to our very cozy cabins,

and slept to the slight rocking motion of the

Cuan Laws rhythm of the ocean. We awoke for breakfast and set sail back to Tortola where our next ad-

venture would begin at the Moorings.

Make sure to visit Dive Zero TV to get the full deal and see what a great ship the Cuan Law really is!

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HODGES CREEK MARINA

Sitting marina-side on the island's East End, this hotel puts you in the middle of the nauti-

cal action. If you're heading out on a chartered sailboat or if you especially enjoy the marine

scene, this is definitely the place for you. Rooms are carpeted and have tiny balconies, but brightly colored spreads and curtains give them a tropical feel. There's a small pool and the CalaMaya Restaurant in the complex. Sail

Caribbean Divers are on sight and made a very easy walk to the dive boat

ROB LYSAK

ROB LYSAK

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ROB LYSAK

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ROB LYSAK

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vitourism.com

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Keeper of all things Good and Pure!

www.k2scu

ba.comwww.k2scuba

Team K2 Scuba Weblog!

Inspiration, Education, & a Gentle Resting Place for your Soul!

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ROB LYSAK

Win a three day, three nights, with diving in Fiji!

Wi a three day, three night with diving on the magnificent Island of Kadavu, Matava, Fiji. Dive Zero and the Dive Village along with Stuart Gow of Matava is proud to sponsor the Dive Villages

monthly points contest for August. Simply use the site and at the end of the month if you have the

most points, you WIN! Its that simple, to learn more on the points system go to

www.thedivevillage.com. To see and learn more on the Matava and the Island of Kadavu please

visit www.matava.com

The Great Astrolabe Reef

is the world's fourth largest barrier reef and is Fiji's largest living organism. It extends along the entire southern side of Kadavu and stretches for over 120km. It is rated as one of the world's premier diving locations offering a

great diversity and spectacle in coral structures and marine life.

The reef adopted its name in 1827 following French explorer Dumont d'Urville's collision with the reef in his ves-sel "The Astrolabe".

We dive the reef extensively and escort you through the wonders of this hidden paradise. We cater for all levels of diver from beginner to experienced and take you to sites varying in depths, currents and visibility ranging from 20 - 50 m! You can expect a kaleidoscope of colourful corals and wonderful marine life - we can assure you that you

won't be disappointed.

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ROB LYSAK

Dive Zero’s The Dive Villages Photo Contest has rapidly become on of the hottest, and most popu-

lar photo contests on Facebook!

This month, we partnered up with H2O Photo Pros for Julys photo contests theme of “Natural

Light” I found it to be one of the toughest to judge. None the less Azim Musthag pulled it out of the bag with 33 votes to win H2O’s sweet as camera bag...congrats! The photo on the right is his winning

photo.

After viewing the guide, I would recommend you do go check out H20’s website at

www.h2ophotopros.com

Augusts theme will be a fun one! We are going to try to take our skills from under the water to top-

side, and have the theme as “beached”. This theme is just what it sounds, could be a ol wrecked boat,

or maybe a sexy model doing her thing, just as long as it somewhat sticks to the theme...it will pass!

Time for a lil fun, release some pressure and let loose!

As a gesture to all photographers that have been submitting there photos and won, or placed 2nd or

3rd...Next month I will be doing a special edition video, with all top placing photos to music, and

running it on Dive Zero TV! Massive publicity to all who have placed, a time to get your image...and

your name out there.

Any questions, concerns or comments, please e mail me at [email protected]

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ROB LYSAK

1st place and winner of the H2O camera bag from H2O Photo Pros is...

Azim Musthag33 votes

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ROB LYSAK

Kay Burn Lim

2nd place and winner of the Dive Village Photo Contest is...

Kay Burn Lim23 votes

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ROB LYSAK

3rd place and winner of the Dive Village PhotoContest is...

Becky kagan21 votes

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ROB LYSAK

D I V E Z E R OPRODUCTIONSTODAYS MEDIA CHOICE FOR DIVERS

Advertise With Dive Zero

Contact us at [email protected] call 250-859-0570

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Next month on DIVE

ZERO TV

Part two of Wreck Week

We take a close up look at

Cooper Island and Tour

with

Jost Van Dyke Scuba

and more!~

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DIVE ZERO TV GUIDE

CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5

Welcome Message DZVM Issue one Grand Caymen

DZVM Issue one Roatan

The BVI Channel The SharkChannel

Wreck Week 2009From BVI

“Special Edition”

**Issue 1Intro Video

**Issue 2Intro Video

**The Playgrounddive

(pre-dive info)

Sharks:Predators with a

purpose

Wreck Week 2009From BVI

The CUAN LAW

**Day in the lifeUnderwater

Videographer

**Spot CheckWreck of Mr Bud

**The Playgrounddive

THE DIVE

Death of a Diety**AWARD

WINNER**

Wreck of the Rhoan

**Spot checkPavillion Lake

**Day in the lifeInstructor

**Wreck week in the BVI

RequiemLiving Oceans

Productions

**The Playgrounddive

(pre-dive info)

**Trick TipsBecome a better

diver

**Shop CheckSubway

Watersports

**Jost Van Dyke Scuba Center

David WhiteTigers at wreck

beach

**The Playgrounddive

THE DIVE

**Mixed TapeWreck Specialty

**Tune UpDolphins

**The PiratesPurchase dive

David WhiteDay at the beach

**Wreck week in the BVI

**Tune UpNew Gear and

more

**Hot SpotMarys Place

Diving the British Virgin Islands.

**Danger ZoneShark Diving

Dive Operators of the BVI

**ParadiseGrand Caymen

**BVI Music fest

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CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 CH 9 CH 10

Creature Feature Liveaboards **Day In The Life“Dive shop owner”

The ExpeditionChannel

The DisabledDivers Channel

Capt. Slates“Creature Feature”

(4 parts)

The PAWARAMalaysia

**Colin AldridgeJost Van Dyke Scuba

and Eco Tours BVI pt 1 of 4

Under Sea Hunterpt 1

DiveheartFoundation pt1

Peter Hughes“Intro”

Under Sea Hunterpt 2

DiveheartFoundation pt2

Peter Hughes“Ocean Dancer”

Under Sea HunterCocos

DiveheartFoundation pt3

Peter Hughes“The Star

Dancer”

Peter Hughes“The Sky Dancer”

Peter Hughes“Sun Dancer 2”

Peter Hughes“Wind Dancer”

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DIVE ZERO TV GUIDE

CH 11 CH 12 CH 13 CH 14 CH 15

The INDEPENDENTChannel (NEW)

The INDEPNDENTChannel (OLD)

The WRECKChannel

Jonathan Birds“BLUE WORLD”

The ENVIRONMENT channel

Eva HaasChannel Islands,

California

Dave ShurfordDiving Utila pt1

**Wreck of the Rhoan

“The Blue Shark Adventure”

Sampling HeronRick Morris

On Da ReefVolume 9

Dave ShurfordDiving Utila pt2

**The PiratesPurchase

“Ginnie Springs Caverns”

Counting CreaturesRick Morris

On Da ReefBonus Video

Barbara Lloyd3 video jewels

Two wrecks, two eras pt 1

“Giants Of The Depths”

Rick MorrisThe Turtle Saga

On Da ReefBarcley Sound

Barbara LloydP-38 Bomber

Two wrecks, two eras pt 2

“The Shark and The Whale”

Rick MorrisInfinite Oceans

On Da ReefPort Hardy

Jon ShawMarion Reef

**Wreck week inTortola BVI

“Swimming with Jaws”

On Da ReefWhyte Cliff

JD Duffs“One Word”

“The Shark With The Tall Tail”

On Da ReefTuwanek Point

“A Sharkwreck Mystery”

On Da ReefVolume 8

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CH 16 CH 17 CH 18 CH 19 CH 20

The BEST DIVESChannel

The DESTINATIONChannel

The DOCUMENTARYChannel

Dive Zero’s 2009 video

Media Kit

Cozumel 2009

**The Playgroundpre-dive

Queensland Shaded BlueDeepest man in the world

Video from Cozumel 2009

trip

**The Playground Jamaica American WatersAlex Kirkwood

**The PiratesPurchase

Curacao **Dive ZeroTHE SERIES

**Wreck of the Rhoan

CozumelNational Treasures

(6 parts)

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D Z T V ? Rob started off filming snow-boarding and extreme sports in the snowy hills of the southern

Albertan Rockies at Castle Moun-tain Ski Resort. Since then, he has added onto his extreme

sports filming list with freestyle motocrossing and producing a

skateboard video, which sold in 5 different continents across the world. He has now brought his

experience of filming and editing for the past 20 years, over to

scuba diving. The sport of scuba diving should be thanking Rob for his creativity and new angles that he has brought to the sport. Robs also a very accomplished under-

water photographer as well.

Growing up as a sponsored skateboarder, after high school, Luke decided to change his life completely 180 degrees around. He decided to become a scuba instructor. After completing the

course, he decided that he would take up underwater filming

instead. He came up with the idea of Dive Zero in late 2005, and has worked on it almost

everyday since. The whole idea was to bring to scuba diving,

what skateboarding, snowboard-ing and every other extreme sport has - a lifestyle. When Luke is not working on Dive Zero, scuba diving, traveling, and getting through everyday

scenarios that life brings, he still  manages to find time to skate-

board for his sponsors.

Executive ProducerRob Lysak

Who Is Dive Zero...

Director of OperationsLuke Boychuk