Subject: Top tips from Jenny Stock, Adventures in Roatán, Sinaloa sea lions, Bonaire turtles, Beautiful Belize, Big Shot Winners, Wild Orcas

Autumn 2026 magazine preview

It's always good to look at things from different angles, as there is often more than one side to a story. The features in this issue explore some of those alternative perspectives, from the thriving population of sea lions behind the infamous Mexican state of Sinaloa to the wild and less-dived east coast of Bonaire, an important turtle habitat.

  The winning and highly commended pictures from our Big Shot Man-made photo competition are, as always, published as they were meant to be seen - on the glossy pages of our art-quality print magazine - and if you're thinking about entering the next iteration, you'll definitely want to read Jenny Stock's pro tips on getting closer to your subjects!

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Mark 'Crowley' Russell, Editor

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THE OTHER SIDE OF SINALOA

Marine biologist and underwater photographer Bella Zandoná visits Sinaloa, and finds a peaceful fishing village, beautiful diving, and a thriving population of friendly sea lions behind the headlines of the Mexican state's infamous name.

GETTING CLOSER

If you want to win underwater photo contests, you need to get close to your subjects, so you can't go barrelling into their homes like a flailing human torpedo. Award-winning photographer Jenny Stock gives her top tips on how not to annoy the wildlife, so you can end up taking that perfect shot.

ADVENTURES IN ROATÁN

Jenny also takes her award-winning skills to the Bay Islands of Honduras, and enjoys some memorable diving with the very memorable crew of the Roatan Aggressor as she explores the islands of Roatán, Utila and Cayos Cochinos.

BONAIRE'S WILD EAST COAST

Most people will be familiar with the easy and beautiful shore diving of Bonaire, but not so many the island's wilder east coast. Writer and photographer Rachel Plunkett reports on why it's such an important habitat for Caribbean turtles.

BEAUTIFUL BELIZE

Mark 'Crowley' Russell ventures into previously undiscovered territory and finds that not only are Belize's reefs phenomenally beautiful and in very good shape, but the Belizeans are taking giant steps to make sure they stay that way.

THE WORLD OF KILLER WHALES

Orcas - killer whales - by their very name are often misunderstood. A beautiful new book by Hanne Strager and Catherine DeNardo explores all aspects of their behaviour, from their position as brutally efficient apex hunters to their abilities to communicate and grieve, and - perhaps - their sense of humour. Learn more in this excellent extract from Wild Orcas.

MAN-MADE WINNERS!

We had a lot of entries into our Big Shot Man-Made underwater photo competition. The majority were wrecks but also some fantastic shots of less imposing subjects. Find out who won and see the winning images as they were meant to be seen, in the glossy pages of our beautiful, art-quality magazine.

DIVE Magazine’s beautiful quarterly publication is printed on glossy art-quality stock, showcasing some of the world's best underwater photography in the way it was meant to be seen. Accompanied by superbly written articles from some of the best writers in the field, DIVE is a coffee-table treasure, not a magazine-rack filler – and we’re offering a three-month print & digital trial subscription for just £1 - a saving of more than 90 per cent!


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