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by BernardM

A Blue Ribbon Eel at Dizon Wall, Talikud Island, Davao, Philippines. Canon S95 on Ikelite housing.
Photocomp - Open

Small Aeolid Nudibranch

by nick chapman

Cratena lineata from Koh Phangan, Thailand taken September 2013 in Chaloklum Bay with the trusty Canon S90 and Inon macro lens & strobe.
Photocomp - Open

Ipsy wipsy Spider

by shareneC

Taken at Rapid Bay Jetty in South Australia in September 2013 with Olympus mju tough in underwater housing using underwater wide 2 setting and no flash.
Photocomp - Novice

Grey Nurse

by WayneH

Grey Nurse Shark at Magic Point, 800m from Maroubra Beach, Sydney, Australia. Canon G12 in a Patmia G11 Housing with twin Z240 Inon Strobes.
Photocomp - Novice

Olive Snake

by BertD

Nice olive snake heading for me. Exmouth, Western Australia. Canon G12 with a wide angle lens and Sea&Sea strobes YS 27 and YS 110.
Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Grey Nurse

by BertD

Grey Nurse Shark under the Navy Pier in Exmouth, Western Australia. Canon G12 with a wide angle lens and Sea&Sea strobes Ys 27 and Ys 110. Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Little whale shark

by BertD

This is a little Whale Shark in Exmouth, Western Australia. Isn't it a beauty? Canon G12 with wide angle lens and no strobes. Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Incy Wincy Spider Crab

by Jo Rix

A small spider crab at Bunaken Marine Park, Sulawesi close to Siladen Island, Indonesia. Canon G9.
Photocomp July '13 - Open

Sharks'n'Sky

by Lars Peters

More sharks at Vertigo, Yap, Micronesia. Canon EOS 7D with Tokina FE 10-17m, Aquatica housing, 2 x Subtronic Pro160 strobes.
Photocomp July '13 - Open

Fear? Why!

by Lars Peters

Sharks at dive site named 'Vertigo'. Yap, Micronesia. Canon EOS 7D with Tokina FE 10-17mm, Aquatica housing, 2 x Subtronic Pro160 strobes.
Photocomp July '13 - Open

Diving Yap, Micronesia. Dive site Vertigo. The picture was taken after a perfect shark dive from the boat to try over-under shots. Canon EOS 7D with Tokina FE 10-17mm, Aquatica housing, 2 x Subtronic Pro160 strobes. Photocomp July '13 - Open

Mirrored Jellyfish

by Lars Peters

Golden Jellyfish. The photo was taken in Jellyfish Lake in Palau, Micronesia. Canon EOS 7D with Tokina FE 10-17mm, Aquatica housing, 2 x Subtronic Pro160 strobes.
Photocomp July '13 - Open

Diver under Jetty

by BertD

Diver under the BHP jetty in Kwinana, Western Australia. Shot with Canon G12 wide angle lens and 2 Sea&Sea strobes. Photocomp July '13 - Novice

Seahorse showing me the ropes

by BertD

Seahorse hanging on the rope at the Wreck trail in Rockingham, Western Australia. Canon G12 with a single Sea and Sea YS27 strobe.
Photocomp July '13 - Novice

Posing Nudibranch

by Bridgette

Nembrotha kubaryana at the 'Liberty', Tulumben, Bali, Indonesia. Canon G15 Photocomp June '13 - Novice

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Articles

Seaslugs - Part II. Sidegill slugs and Sap-sucking slugs: by Ákos Lumnitzer; In this article I will introduce you to the next two in hierarchical sequence. Seaslugs are indeed fascinating creatures and are a favorite for many photographers. They do not move about very quickly at all, which is a characteristic that makes them easy subjects to shoot. Often it is not the case of 'the one that got away', but the case of 'Oh no! I have run out of film again!'.

The Dragon Seamoth: by Allister Lee; We saw the Dragon Sea Moth (Eurypegasus draconis) at a dive site at Mabul Island. Ribbon Valley to be exact. I took a few shots of this cool little fish a week ago and it is still around now.

Wet Nurse to a Dragon: by Scuba Diver Australasia; "If we go into the ocean often enough, one day it will show you its true wonders."