Scuba diving in the Puget Sound

Advanced scuba diving checkout dive at the Puget Sound, Washington.

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The best use for my brand new 5.5" titanium knife? Pretending to stab my instructor.
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All the species are recognized tentatively, I am absolutely no expert on underwater life. To learn more on marine life at the Puget Sound, visit the Puget Sound Marine Life Photos website by the King County, Washington State.

All the photos in this page are Copyright (C) 2007, Daniele Paolo Scarpazza and Brett Butcher. All rights reserved. Any use except online viewing is prohibited, unless written permission is obtained from the copyright holder. If you appear in any of the above photos and you would like those photos to be removed from the website, write me at scarpaz@scarpaz.com.