Gallery - Cebu

It was in the province of Cebu that Ferdinand Magellan first set foot in Philippine soil back in 1521. Even before the Spaniards came, trade with the Chinese already flourished in the province.

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The Pinnate batfish

by Hongsuk

Juvenile Pinnate Batfish at Liloan, Philippines. Canon 5D, 100mm dual YS-D1.
Photocomp February '13 - Open

Anemone fish

by Hongsuk

An Anemonefish looks directly at me to shoot him. Liloan,Cebu, Philippines. Canon 5D 100mm dual Sea&Sea ys-d1.
Photocomp January '13 - Open

The slug

by Hongsuk

A nudibranch captured close-up in Liloan, Cebu, Philippines. Canon 5D, 100mm micro, dual Sea&Sea ys d1. Photocomp January '13 - Open

Cathedral at Pescador Island

by HenryJ

Cathedral at Pescador Island, Moalboal, Philippines. This ambient light picture was taken the with an Olympus E-5 in BS Kinetics housing, 8mm fisheye with 8" Dome Port.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

Side View

by AlexR

Seahorse at Poblacion, Dauin, Negros Oriental, Philippines. Canon G11 with ikelite housing and 1 Inon z240 strobe.
Photocomp June '12 - Novice

Candy Crab

by AlexR

A Soft-coral Crab at Olanggo Island, Cebu, Philippines. Canon G11 with 1 Inon D2000 Strobe and stacked Inon UCL 165 Macro Lenses.
Photocomp May '12 - Novice

Fangblenny

by EunJae Im

Backlit Fangblenny. Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp November '11 - Open

Dragon Sea Moth

by John PaulC

A Dragon Seamoth at Moalboal, Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp August '11 - Novice

Reef and Jacks

by SteveDeNeef

Apo Island is one the best dive sites in Asia. The island is famous for its successful marine sanctuary. Apo Island, Visayas, Philippines.
Photocomp July '11 - Open

Turtle at night

by SteveDeNeef

On a night dive at Apo Island I came across this green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), when I saw it I dimmed my light and it came right towards me. Apo Island, Visayas, Philippines.

This photo was taken in Moalboal, Philippines. The fish were biting on each other's cheek. Look at that teeth marks on the cheek of the fish facing towards us. They were moving back and forth so fast and it was very hard to compose and focus on.
Photocomp June '11 - Open