Gallery - Brisbane and surrounds
As Queensland's capital, Brisbane has its very own savvy downtown precinct, which serves as a destination in its own right or as the perfect hub for exploring spectacular Moreton Bay, beaches, or many regional hinterland attractions located inside a leisu
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Acropora Table Coral
by ChrisD
This image was taken in one of the trenches on the north eastern side of Flat Rock just north of Stradbroke Island, Australia. Most of the tops of the trenches were decorated with these table corals and anemones. Sealife DC1200.
Photocomp September '11 - Novice
Nemo's House
by David Haintz
Flinders Reef on the Cement Co wreck at 22m. This was taken when we did a live-aboard for two days out of Brisbane, Australia. Was very impressed with the dive operators and dives. Canon G10 Sea & Sea strobe.
Photocomp June '11 - Open
I'm watching you
by MarinaP
The first Moray Eel I ever saw was at Manta Bommie, Stradbroke Island, Australia. Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT1.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
Popeye the Nudibranch
by AidenD
I'd never seen this type of nudi before ( Halgerda aurantiomaculata), but then I don't usually get excited about them. Taken on Flinders Reef No. 2 mooring, Brisbane, Australia.
Photocomp November '09 - Novice
'A Shark you would be happy to see'
It was a huge surprise to see a Whaleshark during a dive at North-Stradbroke Island, Brisbane, Australia.
Photocomp November '09 - Open
Getting Eye-ball'd
by AidenD
This wrasse was so interested in getting in front of the camera, I had the chance to get a great snap. Flinders Reef, Brisbane, Australia.
Photocomp October '09 - Novice
Free Falling
by Blair Carter
I happened to be sitting on the bottom waiting for the Manta Rays to go overhead. Taken at Manta Bommie, Stradbroke Island, Australia.
Photocomp March '09 - Open
Crinoid
by DEBN
The beauty is breathtaking, luckily I've got 120 bar. A crinoid or featherstar at Flinders Reef South East, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp November '08 - Novice
Who is it??
by DEBN
This image of an angelfish is one of my first ever pics. Flinders Reef, South East Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp November '08 - Novice
Anemone Crab with a buddy
You could think there is a hidden mirror. Two Anemone Crabs keep the place tidy. Taken at North Stradbroke, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp February '08 - Open
Bad Hair Day
by Blair Carter
I came across this little guy who had been chased by something. Photographed at Shag Rock on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia.
Photocomp November '07 - Novice
Jellyfish dinner
by AlisonS
This Green Turtle was mid-water eating a jellyfish at Flat Rock Shark Gutters, North Stradbroke Island, Australia.
Photocomp October '07 - Open
Christmas in June?
by JasonM
Christmas Tree Worm taken at Flinders Reef, north- east of Brisbane, Australia. Straight from the camera!
Photocomp June '06 - Open
The Friendly Cray
by JasonM
A crayfish photographed at Henderson's Rock, east of Moreton Island, Australia.
Photocomp June '06 - Open
Spotted Wobbegong
by T.Alba
This Spotted Wobbegong was photographed at Morton Island, Australia with a Sony.
Photocomp May '06 - Open
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Encounter with a Whaleshark at North Stradbroke
- Something huge was out there and from the side it looks first like a tiger shark. I mean, it was too big for a zebra shark....
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Whale Of a Time
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by Peter
- It was the 14th June 2003, the ocean side of Flinders reef off beautiful Moreton Island just off Brisvegas, Queensland Australia ... The water was calm and clear (up to 15 metres visibility) ...
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Leopard Sharks Up Close and Personal
- The leopard shark (Stegostoma fasciatum) belongs to the Order of carpet sharks (Orectolobiformes) and is easily recognisable.
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