Joshu
Osmanski spent five years in the United States Navy, so he’s used to being in
and around open water. Shortly after he left the military to begin using his
considerable skills and experience for property investment and development in
Boston and New Orleans, Osmanski decided he wanted to be close to the water
again.
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Although he was a certified diver from his time in the Navy, Osmanski re-certified
himself and refreshed himself in diving safety before he took to the depths on
his own. While scuba diving can be dangerous at times, he finds the rewards of
exploring deep water too enticing for the risks that come with it to keep him
away.
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Joshu
Osmanski explores wild areas that are much more remote and difficult to visit
than many land-locked areas on Earth. Osmanski sees this as a huge reward for
scuba diving. Being in a place where few humans have gone gives him
unparalleled access to relatively untapped natural habitats and vistas.
Underwater is a different world than on land, as Osmanski knows well from being
a seaman and Naval officer. Getting to explore it can be dangerous but also
hugely rewarding. Scuba divers get to experience a different side of nature
than most others, swimming with the deep-sea creatures in the oceans that make
up over two thirds of our planet.
Joshu
Osmanski turned his love of the ocean into a satisfying and intrepid hobby by
scuba diving. He recommends it to all explorers and those who love the wild.
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