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School's Out!

by Simon

School of baitfish - Forster, NSW

Wobbegong Shark

by John Natoli

" .. not another diver with a camera .. " thought this yawning Wobbegong off Julian Rocks, Byron Bay.

Lionfish

by Phillip Martyn

Lionfish. North Solitary Islands. Taken with a Sea & Sea DX3000 and 20mm wide angle lens.

Dwarf Lionfish

by Phillip Martyn

Dwarf Lionfish (Dendrochirus brachypterus) hiding in some sponges at Bare Island in Sydney. Taken with a Sea & Sea DX3000 using the internal flash.

Bubblecave

by Phillip Martyn

The Bubblecave, North Solitary Islands NSW

Nudibranch

by Phillip Martyn

Nudibranch taken at Fly Point, Nelson Bay. Can anyone please identify this one for me, please -> Nembrotha Rutilans, common name Red Gilled Nembrotha (Glen Poole)

Night Time Nudies

by Charlie

This was taken on a night dive at North Head wall, with assistance of my dive buddy David we found these 2 hiding under a ledge, (almost looks like there having fun)

Check out the VIZ!

by Captain Phil

Taken at Old Man's Hat on Thursday 6/05/04. Check out this VIZ! Doesn't get much better than that in Sydney. (Aphelodoris varia temperate, east coast, but I think that they are also found in the tropics - Akos)

Nudi

by Captain Phil

Took this shot of the Nudi at Old Man's Hat on Thursday 6/05/04. The vis on the day is the best I have seen in the last 4 years of working in the industry, it had to be at least 25m and the temperature was 21 degrees C. (Ceratosoma amoena a very common temperate nudibranch - Akos)

Green Eye Monster

by Charlie

A beautiful clear and calm day presented the Royal Shepherd wreck (Sydney, South Heads) with great viz. This guy was right under my arm as I took another photo, he then moved in front of me, up close and personal for a great close up shot - taken with a Sony dsc-p10.