04/09/2026
Although I post mostly about photography gear, let’s not forget there’ll be some seriously cool scuba diving equipment on display at the GoDivingShow Sydney this weekend — including quite a few of the bits of kit featured in these photos!
👋 Aside from coming to say hi to us at The Underwater Club/DivePhotoGuide — stand 304, I highly recommend shopping for gear at the following stands:
🤿 MARES - just add water & SSI — stand 530, right next to the main stage.
You’ll be able to check out some of the latest masks, fins and dive computers — and, if you’ve ever been curious about rebreathers, this is a great opportunity to try the Mares Horizon SCR in the pool (Saturday afternoon).
I highly, highly recommend giving it a go if you can. Breathing through a rebreather is a very different experience from open circuit, and the Horizon is, in my opinion, the easiest rebreathers to learn on — as well as being easy to travel with.
A big thank you as well to Mares for their continued support over the years. We’ve been very lucky to rely on their gear on so many dives and trips. If you have any questions about the Horizon or any of the other Mares equipment I use, come and ask me!
🐠 On your way to the food stalls, make sure you also stop by Benni Marine Designs — stand 114. Benni is a Tasmanian-based artist creating marine-inspired dive wear using patterns developed from her own underwater photography.
The headbands Lena and Alex are wearing in these photos are some of her creations. Ladies: great for keeping your hair under control. Boys: also very useful for protecting that increasingly exposed forehead from the sun… 😄
And for the underwater photographers: DivePhotoGuide has just published my review of the Nauticam T7 monitor. If you’d like to see the actual rig I used during the review, head over to Scubapix - Nauticam Australia — stand 228. My housing and T7 monitor will be on display there.
See you at the Go Diving Show this weekend!
Nicolas
