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Ball of Fun

by R-Pix

Swimming Anemone - Phylyctenactis tuberculosa - in daylight mode.-Taken at Oak Park, Cronulla

Nice Smile

by R-Pix

Eastern Blue Groper - Taken at the Step, Kurnell, Syndey - in 11 m of water.

Giant Cuttlefish

by R-Pix

Taken at Oak Park, Cronulla, Jan 2004. Sea & Sea MX10 with close up lens and strobe

Blue lined Goatfish

by R-Pix

Taken at Oak Park, Cronulla, Jan 2004. Sea & Sea MX10 with close up lens and strobe

Hello Cod

by Peter

Taken at Hutchison Shoal North of Flinders Reef and Cape Moreton, Brisbane, QLD.

Lionfish

by Peter

Taken at Hutchison Shoal North of Flinders Reef and Cape Moreton, Brisbane, QLD.

Paperfish

by Peter

Taken in about 6 meters of water in a spot just off Flinders reef...Caves, swim throughs and rocky overhangs down to about 14 meters excellent for all types of divers.

Is there something in my teeth?

by Dave.B

Grey Nurse Shark, (part of a pack of fifty!!) taken at Forster NSW in January 2004. Notice the weed in the teeth. The sharks seemed to be grazing on the sea weed. Taken with Sea&Sea MMII with single strobe set to TTL.

Wobby on coral sandwich

by Dave.B

Ornate wobby hiding in coral at North Solitary Island, NSW, taken during January 2004. Taken with Sea&Sea MMII with single strobe set to TTL.

What nudibranch is this?

by Tim Hochgrebe

Thought I have to put this one up. I photographed this at Julian Rocks in January 2004. Anybody out there with a name? - please post it in the discussion board or email underwater.com.au.

Big Seal Close Up

by Jurdy

The Seal was shot just outside the heads of Jervis Bay in a male seal colony. We were in about 25m and the water was about 13 degrees. We also had about 25m vis - excellent! This big one swam about a foot from my face for a couple of minutes ... like he was checking me out while I was checking him/her out.