Gallery - Australia

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre.

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Lion Fish

by Olly

Very dark Lion Fish, Flinders Reef, Morton Bay - taken using Canon A70 digital with internal flash.

Moray Eel

by Olly

Moray Eel, Flinders Reef, Morton Bay - taken using Canon A70 digital with internal flash.

I can see you too

by Rick

Taken during my PADI Open Water course at the Busselton Jetty - Canon IXUS 4 in dive casing. Although there's heaps to see and photograph down there, this was really delightful, me peering into a hollowed out post and this friendly little chap peering back out at me.

Sea Horse at Balmoral Beach

by jvanderl

Photo taken at Balmoral Beach, Sydney with a Sony P8 Digital Camera.

Flame File Shell

by Robert Larisch

Taken at Steve's Bommie on the Great Barrier Reef.

Loggerhead Turtle

by Sasha Muller

Taken by Suzie Lack at Mills Reef, Darwin Harbour. We think this isÂ a Loggerhead Turtle. He was happily munching on barnacles and oysters amongst the artifical reef structure.

The steering on this thing needs some attention!

by Sasha Muller

Taken by Steve Godwin on the USAT "Meigs" in Darwin Harbour. A number of jeeps and trucks lie amongst the ruins of the supply vessel sunk in WWII.

Leafy Sea Dragon

by Steve

Leafy Sea Dragon taken at Rapid Bay in South Australia under the jetty - I am new to taking underwater photos.

My second underwater photo

by Clinton

Taken inside one of the wrecks at Tangalooma in Moreton Bay, this is my second ever underwater shot.

My first underwater photo

by Clinton

A lionfish - taken at Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay - this is my first ever underwater shot and to be honest I'm pretty happy with it.

Soft Coral

by ohsosic

Not sure exactly what this is, some form of soft coral (I believe that it stings - not silly enough to test the theory). In the back ground there is a stinging hydroid (almost fern like) these I know sting - photo from GBR off Port Douglas.