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Exciting, Entertaining, Tempting Talks... 

...Perfect for your demanding audiences

Rob has quickly built up a great reputation for introducing groups of all ages, sizes and interests to new subjects. He ignites the enthusiasm of his audiences by finding new ways to describe the unfamiliar - not by dumbing down - at the same time he'll include enough detail to intrigue experts. Rob's been told he could hold a crowd on the edge of their seats describing an empty wall but more usually draws on his expansive travel, diving, photographic and high technology experience!

His talks aren't scripted and even though she's seen him speak many times his partner Dawn says each is so tailored to the audience that he's never given the same one twice. Humour is a very important part of the performance and helps to convey both the nuances and the grand concepts of his subjects. This is always pitched carefully for kids, paced to enthral adults and skilfully balanced for mixed groups. The talks are very entertaining and his crab dance has become rightly famous!

Rob speaks on many subjects and although he has prepared talks he can easily entertain on any number of themes and even improvise on the spur of the moment. There's a selection below but requests are encouraged and you are welcome to call the shots. Talks can be tailored to fit the time available, it's no problem to incorporate breaks and take questions as required.

Hidden Secrets of Britain's Secret Sea – Rob's most popular talk. With local variants including Norfolk, Suffolk, East Anglia and The North Sea. Why your local sea is exciting and important

Seasearch East - Surveying under the North Sea – A much requested sequel to 'Hidden Secrets'

Sangalakki - Manta Rays, Turtles and Politics – It takes more than paradise to make people good

A brush with death in Thailand – A Thai trip with diving and an assault with a can of peaches

Britain's Marine Conservation Zones – the fight to conserve our hidden wildlife

The Farnes – Wildlife on the Rocks! - Friendly seals and superb underwater wildlife

Indonesia Underwater – Fish and sea slugs like you wouldn't believe!

Scuba New Zealand – Taking a road trip South to North.

Dutch Dive Dating – Sexy cuttlefish gather for one last fling!

Oban to St Kilda - diving North of the border from the mainland out to the outer Outer Hebrides


Lots more diving topics! Don't forget travelogues from all these destinations too!

Diving and the wildlife of Pembroke, Oban, Mull, St Kilda, The Farnes, St Abbs, Scotland, Gozo, Sardinia, Egypt, Thailand, Sulawesi, Ningaloo Reef, The Great Barrier Reef, Borneo underwater, Kalimantan, Sipadan – Turtle playground, West Papua – fish and myths, Planning trips, Staying safe. Diving ship wrecks in the North Sea

Lots of photographic topics! Rob has been teaching digital photography for years

A tour around your camera. The Digital Darkroom. Getting Started with your Digital Camera, Making the most of your Digital Camera, Taking your Digital Camera Underwater, Taking your Digital SLR underwater, Light painting, Macro magic, See yourself in the Landscape, City and street photography. 

Model Subject – It's hard to believe but Rob has modelled both underwater and on land. Being the subject is very different to the photographer or artist's perspective. There are aesthetic, artistic and amusing challenges to being a muse. Rob has also taken part in workshops to try your hand at life drawing for groups and parties.

Digital Cinema - even better than the real thing? What makes digital cinema the best way to see even the oldest films... what should you have noticed is better?

Home Entertainment – How close can I get to real cinema in my living room?

If you need a speaker, pundit or expert Rob would be happy to help. He's worked internationally for big companies, schools, locally for the smallest groups and one to one - always taking a pride in delivering just what's needed. Interested? Please get in touch.

Rob

Constructive comments and corrections are always welcome.