The ocean constitutes over 90 percent of habitable space on the planet. By the year 2100, without significant changes, more than half of the world’s marine species may be on the brink of extinction. Scuba Diver OCEAN PLANET Through the Lens Collector’s Edition celebrates the magnificence of Earth’s threatened marine species by taking a closer look at the fragile beauty of 25 of these resplendent creatures in their natural habitats through the eyes of the world’s most talented underwater photographers.

In order to witness the beauty of Nature’s tiniest marine creatures in their hidden habitats, we’ve combed through the different layers that are found in the muck in this issue of Asian Diver. Whether it’s the plastic trash that has made its way into the oceans from polluted rivers that now provides shelter for critters like octopuses, the artificial tyre reefs humans have created to attract marine wildlife that may be doing more harm than good, or the diminutive marine organisms like the algae shrimp and the “Shaun the Sheep” nudibranch that live on the algae found on the seabed – we’ve pored over the minutiae of the muck and its inhabitants to understand what makes this type of diving so thrilling.

Includes:

• - FREE entry to any ADEX shows (India, Beijing and Singapore) if you wear the tshirt.
• - 3 ADEX Entry Tickets (India, Beijing and Singapore) worth SGD30
• - SGD8 will be going to Ocean Citizen Campaign

*Stocks will be available 1st of April. *For pick-up, please visit the ticketing counter during the ADEX Singapore 2019  

Includes:

• - FREE entry to any ADEX shows (India, Beijing and Singapore) if you wear the tshirt.
• - 3 ADEX Entry Tickets (India, Beijing and Singapore) worth SGD30
• - SGD8 will be going to Ocean Citizen Campaign

*Stocks will be available 1st of April. *For pick-up, please visit the ticketing counter during the ADEX Singapore 2019  

A continued collection of underwater photographs featuring the art of using black as a background, this Volume 2 book features images contributed by well-known photographers from China, Philippines, Taiwan(ROC), United States of America and United Kingdom. Through their lens, they present to you the beauty of black. Photographers: Scott Tuason (Philippines) Mike Bartick (United Kingdom) Ace Wu (Taiwan - ROC) Cai Song Da (China) Ram Yoro (Philippines) Henley Spiers (United States of America) Jade Hoksbergen Spiers (Philippines)

Colours of Asia presents Asia’s culture, people, practices and landscapes through a curation of photographs by award-winning photographers from Asia and beyond. Published in conjunction with Images of Asia 2018 — Asian Geographic’s annual photo competition —the photo book opens with a collection of stunning images by this year’s competition judges: Manuel Librodo, Tommy Morris, Brendan O’Se, Jose Jeuland, David Tay, Gathot Subroto and Shavonne Wong. Bringing even more interesting perpectives of Asia to this collectors’ must-have are several photographers who specialise in landscape, portrait and documentary photography. Also featured are selected winning and shortlisted entries from the Sony World Photography Awards, the world’s most diverse photography competition. Covering different forms of photography such as street, conceptual and fashion photography — which are not usually published in Asian Geographic magazines — Colours of Asia promises to be a visual feast that delights and inspires.