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Another Frogfish

Another Frogfish

A different Frogfish found at Shag Rock, North Stradbroke Island using a Canon G12 and Ikelite housing and 2x ds51 strobes.
Photocomp August '12 - Open

Frogfish

Frogfish

An Frogfish at Shag Rock, North Stradbroke Island using a Canon G12, Ikelite housing and 2x ds51 strobes.
Photocomp August '12- Open

Feeding Porcelain Crab

Feeding Porcelain Crab

A Porcelain Crab at The Cove, Christmas Island, Australia. Canon 500D 100mm Macro, Ikelite Housing & strobes.
Photocomp August '12 - Open

Potato Cod Silhouette

Potato Cod Silhouette

Potato Cod silhouette taken at the Cod Hole, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 8-15mm lens in Hugyfot housing.
Photocomp July '12 - Open

Minke Whale

Minke Whale

Minke Whale on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 8-15mm lens in Hugyfot housing.
Photocomp July '12 - Open

loggerhead

loggerhead

This old loggerhead wanted to get a good look at my camera. It was taken at North-Stradbroke island using a Canon G12 with a single Ikelite ds51 strobe and wide angle lens.
Photocomp July '12 - Open

Wrinkles

Wrinkles

Spotted this nudibranch as I was finishing my dive. A cool 11 degrees wasn't enough to keep wrinkles from hiding. Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia.
Photocomp July '12 - Open

Harlequin

Harlequin

A Harlequin Shrimp at North Stradbroke Island, Australia with a Canon G11, Ikelite housing and DS51 strobe.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

Dendrodorris dennisoni

Dendrodorris dennisoni

Dendrodorris dennisoni at North Stradbroke Island, Australia with a Canon G11, Ikelite housing, DS51 strobe and x8 macro lens.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

Moray

Moray

A surprised moray trying to stare down my macro lense. Stradbroke Island, Queensland Australia. Canon G12 was used with two DS51 ikelite strobes and a x 8 macro lense.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

Turtle Breath

Turtle Breath

A Green Turtle coming up for air at Lady Elliot Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 10-22mm lens Hugyfot housing, no strobes.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

Last Standing

Last Standing

Spider Crab. This was one of only a few remaining at Rye Pier, Victoria, Australia holding the fort and giving me a salute. Sea&Sea DX-2G, Sea&Sea strobe, sola-600 light.
Photocomp June '12 - Open

High Flyer

High Flyer

A Weedy Seadragon at Flinders Pier, Victoria, Australia. Sea&Sea DX=2G, Sea&Sea strobe. Every time I dive here, I am blessed to see so many.
Photocomp May '12 - Open

Filter Feed

Filter Feed

A Porcelain Crab feeding at Flat Rock on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia. Canon G11 Ikelite housing DS51 strobe, x8 macro lens.
Photocomp May '12 - Open

Chillin on a sponge

Chillin on a sponge

An Old Wife at Fly Point, Port Stephens, Australia on an Olympus mju8000 in Ikelite housing with AF35 strobe.
Photocomp May '12 - Novice

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