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Alessandro Dodi

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Alessandro Dodi

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  1. Sad news...

     

    Alessandro Dodi passed away yesterday during a dive in lake Como due to a heart attack.

     

     

    2006-11-19 18:57

    Sub muore durante immersione nel lago di Como

    Milanese, aveva 48 anni, con qualifica di istruttore

    (ANSA) - COMO, 19 NOV - Un professionista milanese, Alessandro Dodi, 48

    anni, e' morto nel pomeriggio durante un'immersione nel lago di Como nei

    pressi di Argegno. Esperto subacqueo, titolare della qualifica di

    istruttore, Dodi si era immerso gia' in mattinata in compagnia di un amico

    ad una profondita' non particolarmente elevata, intorno ai 7/8 metri ed

    era risalito regolarmente. Nelpomeriggio, invece, mentre l'amico e'

    tornato in superficie senza problemi, Dodi non e' risalito: aveva avuto un

    arresto cardiaco.

  2. wow....

     

    sad news, sorry to hear it

  3. Wow. Very bad news. He regularly placed in many contests with beautiful images.

     

    Sorry to hear that.

     

    Todd

    Edited by yahsemtough
  4. Sad news about Alessandro Dodi indeed. He was a fantastic photographer. Here is the translation for those of you who don't speak italian.

     

     

    Diver dies in Lake Como.

    He was from Milan, 48 years old, instructor.

    COMO, Nov 19- A professional diver from Milan, Alessandro Dodi, 48 years old, died in the afternoon while diving in lake Como near Argegno.

    The expert diver, instructor, had already been diving in the morning with a friend at a depth of about 7 or 8 meters and ascended to the surface regularly. In the afternoon, while his friend came up with no problems, he never did: he had a heart attack.

     

    Sloss

    Edited by Sloss
  5. That's a great loss, he was a great photographer with a fantastic eye for stunning pictures.

  6. :) The world of underwater photographers is so small, you sometimes feel you know everyone. How sad to loose someone that made such amazing images.

     

    Cor

  7. :) Cor said it well. :)

     

    A sad loss - he will be missed.

  8. This is very sad news. The world of underwater photography

    has lost a very talented and amazing photographer. We will

    miss Alessandro's entries in our annual international competition

    as well as his wonderful contribution to the world of underwater images.

     

    Our condolances to his family and friends.

    - The Los Angeles Underwater Photographic Society

     

     

    His website:

     

    http://www.dodiphotosub.com/

     

    Best in show at LAUPS back in 2002:

     

    http://www.laups.org/international_results/i2002/index.php

     

    1st in Macro this year:

     

    http://www.laups.org/gallery2/v/intl2006/2...Dodi_w.jpg.html

     

    and many others.

  9. its a very sad news

  10. Crikey..

     

    Sad news..

     

    Dive safe

     

    DeanB

  11. Italian underwater photographer Alessandro Dodi has died while on a rebreather course in Italy's Lake Como.

  12. Really sad news... I always admired his work.

  13. This is tragic. I've admired his vision and talent for many years. Only 48 too. I'm bummed.

     

    Rand

  14. Very sad news.

     

    Alex

  15. The small world of u/w photography has lost a very talented person.

     

    We will miss his images in photo competitions on both sides of the pond.

     

    Michel

  16. Very sad news indeed. I didn't know Alessandro Dodi, but I greatly admired his work. To be known and remembered for having created beautiful images is no small thing - I hope someone will collect these comments and on-pass to someone among his family or close friends.

     

    Robert Delfs

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