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Turtle Breath

A Green Turtle coming up for air at Lady Elliot Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 10-22mm lens Hugyfot housing, no strobes.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

A Mantis Shrimp at about 15 meters, a lucky find by my buddy. Lady Elliot Island, Australia. Olympus PEN E-PL1, Lens: Elmarit 45mm Macro, Flash: UF-2 Olympus, ISO100, F13, 1/160
Photocomp June '11 - Open

Just cruisin'

by GeoffH

This Green Turtle was just cruising by and didn't seem too perturbed by our presence. He just swam between the small group of us. Taken Lady Musgrave Island, Australia. Sealife DC800.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice

SS Yongala

by RichardC

Scene at the wreck of the SS Yongala off Townsville/Ayr, Queensland, Australia. Nikon D-80 with 10-20mm sigma lens. This photo was taken prior to tropical storm Yasi.
Photocomp February '11 - Open

Beautiful Barrier reef Groper

by JulieT

A day trip to the Great Barrier Reef at the Whitsunday Islands, Australia. I got up close and personal with a beautiful Napoleon Wrasse! Canon Elph SD-1100IS.
Photocomp November '10 - Open

Hawksbill Turtle

by jimM

A Hawksbill Turtle feeding at the wreck of the SS Yongala, Australia.
Photocomp September '09 - Novice

Who watches Who?

by MatthiasWildermuth

A school of Slate Sweetlips at the wreck of the Yongala, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp August '09 - Open

Liftoff

by MattC

A marbled ray lifts off and hovers with a school of black kingfish over the bow of the Yongala wreck in the late afternoon. SS Yongala wreck, QLD.
Photocomp May '09 - Open

Cod & Wreck

by MattC

A Coral Cod at the Yongala wreck. After a month of solid rain, the water was very green and murky. The fish predation action however was incredible. Yongala wreck, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp March '09 - Open

Ambush Predator

by MattC

This large Tassled Wobbegong (Eucrossorhinus dasypogon) blended perfectly with its surroundings in the shadows of the wreck. Yongala wreck, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp March '09 - Open

Clowning around

by KerriB

This image of a Clownfish in the Whitsundays at Daydream Island, Australia.
Photocomp February '09 - Novice

Chromodoris geminus

by VinniS

Chromodoris kuniei on the wreck of the Yongala, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp January '09 - Novice

Wally

by sabrinaR

This photo is extra special to me as Wally is more then just a wrasse, believe it or not I had a strong connection with him and spend the day swimming with him. Taken at the Whitsunday Islands, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp July '08 - Open

Sleepy Turtle

by MarieD

A Green Turtle at the SS Yongala, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp December '07 - open

Feather Star

by JoB

Taken at Polmaise Bommy near Masthead Island, Gladstone, Australia.
Photocomp June '07 - Novice

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