Gallery - Central Coast WA

In the southern part of this this region, you can immerse yourself in, and wander through spectacular fields of yellow, pink and white coloured everlasting daisies during the season.

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Olive Snake

by BertD

Nice olive snake heading for me. Exmouth, Western Australia. Canon G12 with a wide angle lens and Sea&Sea strobes YS 27 and YS 110.
Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Grey Nurse

by BertD

Grey Nurse Shark under the Navy Pier in Exmouth, Western Australia. Canon G12 with a wide angle lens and Sea&Sea strobes Ys 27 and Ys 110. Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Little whale shark

by BertD

This is a little Whale Shark in Exmouth, Western Australia. Isn't it a beauty? Canon G12 with wide angle lens and no strobes. Photocomp August '13 - Novice

Fish Stream

by SatoshiK

Big-eye Trevally photographed at the Navy Pier, Exmouth, Western Australia. Nikon F80, Sea & Sea housing, Nikon 18 - 35 mm, Sea & Sea YS90 x2.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice

G'Day Mate

by MichaelB

Tomato Cod on the Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth, Western Australia.
Photocomp June '10 - Novice

Appreciation

by MichaelB

Beautiful Day whalesharking on the Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth, Western Australia.
Photocomp June '10 - Novice

Whaleshark Blues

by MichaelB

Whalesharking on the Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth, Western Australia.
Photocomp June '10 - Novice

Finally had a chance to get the fish eye and dome port in the water up north, got some pretty cool pics! Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. Canon 450D and Tokina 10-17mm, Ikelite housing.
Photocomp April '10 - Open

Reef Scene

by gersfantillidie

Murion Islands, Exmouth, Western Australia. Fusiliers and Diver. Nikon D70 10.5mm Fisheye 1/120s @ F7.1.
Photocomp January '10 - Open

Diver & Whaleshark

by DanielN

Snorkelling with whalesharks in Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. Fuji FD50, Inon fisheye lens.
Photocomp January '10 - Open

Departing Whaleshark

by DanielN

One last shot of Ningaloo famous visitors before he headed backed to the depths! Ningaloo Reef, Australia. Fuji FD50 Inon fisheye lens.
Photocomp January '10 - Open

Sea Snake Outburst

by SteveL

I was snorkelling along watching this olive sea snake hunting through the coral of Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia, when he also became interested in my camera.
Photocomp January '10 - Open

Whale Shark

by DanielN

Face to face with the famous visitors at Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth, Australia. Fuji FD50 Inon fish eye lense.
Photocomp November '09 - Open

Black Manta

by DanielN

One of Coral Bays many Manta Rays. This black beauty made continuous barrel rolls that were hitting my lense! Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. Fuji FD50, Inon Fisheye lense.
Photocomp October '09 - Open

Small School!

by DanielN

School of Threadfin Pearl Perch at Ningaloo reef, Western Australia. Fuji FD50, Inon Fisheye lense, magic filter.
Photocomp October '09 - Open

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Peer Pressure - an article for the novice diver: by Hilary; We had recently completed our Open Water Dive Course. My partner and I couldn't wait for our planned 6 day dive-holiday, on the beautiful Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia.

Tagging Whale Sharks - be part of it: by Bronya; I want to tell you about a new non-invasive method of tagging whale sharks that everyone who has an underwater camera, digital or film it doesn't matter, can get involved in.

Coral Bay - Coral Wonderland in Western Australia: by Marinedomain; With cloudy skies, rain and the cooling of our beloved ocean upon us, it was time to migrate north in search of warmth and relaxation. Our destination was Coral Bay on the north coast of Western Australia about 1200 km from Perth, the state's capital.