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Green Moray (<em>Gymnothorax prasinus</em>)

Green Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus)

by mark

Green Moray taken at Shark Point, Sydney, Australia using a Canon Powershot S70
Photocomp January '06 - Open

Sydney Blue Groper

by mark

Blue Groper taken a Shark Point, Sydney, Australia using a Canon Powershot S70.
Photocomp Janaury '06 - Open

Sydney Octopus

by Charlie

An octopus hiding under a ledge. This was taken at The Gap off South Head in Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp January '06 - Open

Sea Urchin

by AaronM

Taken at Bare Island, NSW, Australia on a twilight dive.

Smile

by AaronM

Taken at Bare Island, NSW, Australia on a twilight dive.

Sunburnt Couple

by AaronM

Taken at Bare Island, NSW, Australia on a twilight dive.

Just hanging around

by AaronM

Taken at Bare Island, NSW, Australia on a twilight dive.

Oldie

by AaronM

Taken at Bare Island,NSW, Australia on a twilight dive.

Eastern Blue Devil (<em>Paraplesiops bleekeri</em>)

Eastern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops bleekeri)

by AaronM

Using a Sony P150 with internal flash @ Bare Island, NSW, Australia.
Photocomp January '06 - Novice

Golden Weedfish

by Phillip Martyn

This photo is also of a Golden Weedfish (Criticeps aurantiacus). They hide in kelp and look like a loose strand of it. Shelley Beach, Manly, Australia.

Life in a bottle

by LauraF

Found this bottle on the bottom of the ocean and decided to make it my new home...Clifton Gardens, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp January '05 - Open

Nice view from my balcony

by LauraF

Clifton Gardens, the place to go in Sydney, Australia for sea horses. Never disappointing!
Photocomp January '06 - Open

Sunfish and diver

by Michael Collins

My buddy found this sunfish on a dive the day before. Fortunately for me it was still there the next morning, although the visibility had dropped overnight.
Photocomp December ’05 – Open