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Articles
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SCUBA School
- 'OK, the first science block this year is Marine Science and we're going to be SCUBA diving as part of it.' This statement was well received by the 22 Year 10 students that sat in front of me
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Night dive at the Rock
- The sunset over the bay was a real treat to watch through the boat as we waited for water to lift her. We would soon be on our way past the perfectly peeling lines of swell and out to the rocks.
Gallery
Moray Eel and sponge
Moray eels are fascinating to watch and make great subjects when you find them in the right place. Abbott's Moray (Gymnothorax eurostus) at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp February '07 - Open
Sea Flower
This featherstar had itself perfectly open so that the whole scene made it like a beautiful bloom on a tree.
Photocomp May '06 - Open
Ready for Battle
A Long-legged Crayfish hiding in the cave but prepared to fight it out. Julian Rock, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp June '07 - Open
Leopard Sunburst
It was sunny and a thermocline at 7m had the 6 leopard sharks circling around us for the whole dive.
Photocomp June '06 - Open
Hunting in the Shallows
The strong westerly wind had really stirred up the kingfish and they were hunting in about 5m of water. Julian rocks, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp June '07 - Open
Cuttlefish
This little guy swam right up to the dome port and started posing. My guess is he could see his reflection.Mackerel Boulders. Byron Bay
Photocomp April '09 - Open
What Spines?
The Loggerhead Turtle had decided that it was urchins for lunch. Taken at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp June '06 - Open
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