Gallery - South Sydney
The Southern half of the Sydney area is rich in bushland and unspoiled coast and begins on the southern shores of Botany Bay extending to Kurnell and the Botany Bay National Park
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Scorpionfish
by TodD
This scorpionfish was photographed at Oak Park, Cronulla, Australia on my Sea & Sea MotormarineII EX with the macro lens 100asa at about 5mtrs depth.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
Red Indian Fish
by LauraC
Spotted this Red Indianfish (Pataecus fronto) at Bare Island, NSW, Australia. Taken using Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 camera with in-built flash in underwater housing.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
soft coral
by AlistairM
Soft coral at Shiprock, Sydney, Australia. Canon 400D, Canon EF 60mm macro, Ikelite housing & 2 x DS160 strobes.
Photocomp May '11 - Open
Sleepy Leatherjacket
by LauraC
We came across this sleepy leatherjacket on a night dive at Camp Cove, Sydney, Australia. He was so placid we could swim right up for a close up shot. Taken using a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 point and shoot camera with underwater housing.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Weedy Seadragon
by LauraC
A Weedy Seadragon from below taken at Bare Island, Sydney, Australia. I used a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 camera with underwater housing.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Blue Dragon
by AlistairM
Serpent pteraeolida. Kurnell, Australia. Canon 400D, Canon EF 100mm macro, Ikelite housing & DS160 strobe.
Photocomp June '10 - Novice
Friendly Blue Groper
by adrianA
A friendly Blue Groper at Camp Cove, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp May '10 - Open
Striped Anglerfish
by peter perry
Unique the Yellow Anglerfish. Isolated Reef, Bare Island, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp April '10 - Open
Anglerfish
by peter perry
Anglerfish camouflaged in sponge garden. More like finding Wally! Isolated Reef, Bare Island, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp April '10 - Open
Eastern Frogfish
by peter perry
Eastern Frogfish outside the protection of his hole. Isolated Reef, Bare Island, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp April '10 - Open
Weedy Seadragon and Diver
by steffenB
Diver getting close to a Weedy Seadragon. Shot in Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp April '10 - Open
Boxfish Under a Ledge
A boxfish taken at Shiprock, Sydney, Australia with Canon D500 and Inon Strobes.
Photocomp March '10 - Open
Threefin
Little Threefin taken at Shiprock, Sydney with Canon D500. F3.5 for shallow deep of field.
Photocomp March '10 - Open
Oak Park nudis
by TroyB
These nudibranchs were spotted at Oak Park, Cronulla, Australia. The camera is a Panasonic Lumix ft1, Panasonic housing, no strobe.
Photocomp January '10 - Novice
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Seahorses - Ethereal Beauty
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by GalinaR
- My ultimate diving dream is to meet orcas underwater. While I am waiting for this divine meeting with sea giants, I am fascinated with tiny graceful creatures called Hippocampus. Their name derives from Greek for seahorse and literally translates as horse sea monster.
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Seaslugs - Part III. Nudibranchs
- I wish I had a pound for every time I heard a diver say: 'Did you see the beautiful nudibranch down there?' - not knowing, that the creature was only another opistobranch and not a true nudie?
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The Sydney Pygmy Pipehorse
- I thought my eyes were deceiving me. All I could make out was a little white fish resembling a seahorse, no bigger than a 50-cent piece. Yet it was so elaborately disguised I literally bumped into it head first.....
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