Taz Diving

What’s that trend about posing way later cause you’re too busy living in the moment? Idk it’s something along those lines (those lines are permanent). Here’s to always posting a lifetime later!

Here are a few edited photos from my trip to the Great Barrier Reef. Can’t wait to go back.

Thanks to and for keeping me comfortable under the sea. 🫶🏼

Although I miss cave diving every day, I can’t wait to jump into the ocean! & is my suit of choice, always 🩵

A mini Bali photo dump until I have the brain to post what I’ve actually been up to. Stay tuned…

Less than 10 days away until I’m on a boat with 9 other incredible individuals as we embark on the first official trip to Raja Ampat!

Hosting trips is one of my favourite things to do, and I’m blessed to share it with such likeminded and fun people.

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Don’t be scared of cenotes, they are peaceful, magic and suited for all certification levels. 🧜🏼‍♀️

I’ve been asked by recreational divers who plan to dive with me, if they need a cave certification to dive on the caverns.

Simple answer is: no. You can dive most with just your open water certification!

Some Cenotes require you to be an advanced OW diver due to the depth, or buoyancy requirements. But you may dive here with a single tank and basic course because we always stay within the cavern zone!

The cavern zone is within the natural light zone & within 60m linear to the surface. Anything beyond that, you will need more training.

Enjoy these beautiful shots by during our cavern dives in cenotes Angelita & dreamgate.

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One of my most challenging and proud shots. This is a macro shot I took on a solo cave dive of a Humpback Amphipod carrying a piece of leg shell from the carcass of what I can only presume to be a bigger shrimpier like amphipod.

I did go on this dive to find and photograph one of these hard to stumble upon critters and was so stoked I found it carrying something instead of the normal way you find them; swimming aimlessly in the absolute darkest place in the world probably searching for food on what I can only think would feel like the sky itself as far as scale would be - if it were human sized. You hardly even notice them in the cave, when you pass through the mid water they look like a speck of dust.

I wanted to shoot a blackwater background for the shot but I then realized there is zero reference for scale. Which I actually love, It’s kind of fun to imagine how big or small this alien vs predator water bug could be.

To let you know.. it’s only 1mm big. (Or small 🤔) isn’t life so relative 🤣

Anyway, I love this shot! If you do too give it a share. Or like. Or whatever. 👽✌🏼