Dutch Springs is a quarry in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Every weekend hundreds of scuba divers come to train, practice skills or just have fun underwater. The quarry features platforms where divers could practice skills, and has underwater attractions including boats, planes, vehicles and even a helicopter.

A mid1800’s paddle-wheeler have been located in the deep depths of Seneca Lake south of Geneva, New York.

On September 12th, 2012 7 PM Herb Segars will give a talk on Exploring Aquatic New Jersey.

On September 11, 2012 at 7PM the New York Underwater Photographic Society will host associate editor for www.Divephotoguide.com and Scuba Diver-Through the Lens Joseph Tepper will discuss his 40-day assignment for www.divephotoguide.com.

On Tuesday, May 1st, 2012 Howard Rosenstein – will be presenting: "Exploring the Red Sea" at the New York Underwater Photographic Society’s May Meeting that starts at 7pm.

On Thursday, March 22nd 2012 award winning shark filmmaker Joe Romeiro – will be speaking at the New York Underwater Photographic Society’s March Meeting that starts at 7pm.

On Wednesday, March 21st 2012 Women Divers Hall of Fame member and owner of Island Time Scuba Nancy McGee will be speaking at the NYC Sea Gypsies meeting that starts at 7pm.

On February 7th, 2012 7 PM Joseph Tepper – Associate Editor for Divephotoguide.com and Contributing Editor to Scuba Diver- Through the Lens Magazine – will be giving a presentation on what it takes to be an underwater photojournalist in this digital era at the New York Underwater Photography Society meeting.

On February 8th, 2012 7PM at McGees Irish Pub at the NYC Sea Gypsies February meeting publisher and editor-in-chief of DivePhotoGuide.com Matt Weis will show images and talk about being a underwater photo journalist.

When I started scuba diving, I became aware of the limitations of an injured body. Every time I carried a scuba tank, the acute pain in my lower back and shoulders increased, and it took a long time for the pain to go away. I did not want to give up scuba diving, so I looked for a solution and found one—diving sidemount.