Gallery - Western Australia

Any way you look at it, Western Australia is a vast State. Yet these days, it is not so much the physical dimensions that matter, more the depth of the experience offered.

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Expectant Parents

by Blaze

Image was taken August 2004 at a dive site called the Lonely Rose, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, WA. Look closely, the eggs are behind the bottom anemonefish. I used an Olympus C750 in an Olympus housing with inbuilt flash. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Batman and Robin

by Blaze

This image was taken August 2004 at a dive site called the Bat Caves, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, WA. I used an Olympus C750 in an Olympus housing with inbuilt flash. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Southern Blue Devil

by Greeny

I found this little guy sitting near some plate corals just off Seal Cove in Albany around the end of July 04. Taken with Oly 8080. Just started using it and was set on full Auto, low res (good one D.H.) I have got the hang of it a bit more now though. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Diver with light

by Ron

Taken at the Rowley Shoals, WA, using a Nikon D100 in a Subal D10 housing. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Jurien Sea Lion

by Ron

Taken at Jurien Bay, WA, using a Nikon D100 in a Subal D10 housing. Photocomp August '04 - Open

Busselton Jetty

by Ron

Taken with a Nikon D100 in a Subal D10 housing.

Batfish

by Mick Eidam

Taken on the bridge of the HMAS Swan in Geographe Bay, W.A. Using a Nikonos V

Lionfish

by Mick Eidam

Taken at Coral Bay, W.A. on a night dive, using a Nikonos V setup.

Nudibranch

by Graeme

My dive buddy found this one on my favourite dive site: the HMAS Perth. (Chromodoris tinctoria - Wandy)

Blenny

by Jamie K

The Blennies on the former HMAS Perth use old mussel shells to hide in - and make a great shot!

Nudibranch pair

by Graeme

Taken at Seal Cove in Albany, WA using Canon Powershot A75 with Sea & Sea YS-25 strobe. (Chromodoris westralensis - Wandy)

Port Jackson Shark

by Graeme

Taken at Seal Cove Albany, WA. Dozens of them right under the boat - spent half the dive on the moring, no trouble finding boat again.

Western Rock Lobster

by Trurina Cook

Taken at a depth of 15.5 metres using an Olympus C-750UZ. Visibility was unusual for the season...15 metres! Also saw a wobbegong that had a dangling hook with a trailing fishing line, protruding from the upper portion of it's mouth...pity. Photocomp August '04 - Open