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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.

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.

Pink Clownfish

by ohsosic

Photo of pink clownfish from the GBR off Port Douglas taken during photo specialty.

Marcus

by ohsosic

Diving truck lagoon can be a hair raising experience - Photo by Jayne Jenkins

Not what you think!

by Tim Nicholson

Frogfish, Agincourt Reef, February 2003. Nikonons V, 20mm lens.

Cuttlefish

by Tim Nicholson

Agincourt Reef, February 2003. Nikonons V, 20mm lens.

Spot the stripes?

by Tim Nicholson

Zebra (or Leopard) shark, Lady Elliot Island, February 2003. Nikonons V, 20mm lens.

Green Turtle

by Tim Nicholson

Lady Elliot Island, February 2003. Nikonons V, 35mm lens, natural and strobe lighting.

Octopus

by ausscuba

Taken in the Tweed river, Tweed Heads NSW on the 14th Dec 03 using auto on an Olympus c50 digital camera.

Red-Barred Rockcod

by ausscuba

Taken in the Tweed river, Tweed Heads NSW on the 14th Dec 03 using auto on an Olympus c50 digital camera.

Turtle In Sunrays

by Meri Bell

Photographed by Gary Bell from Oceanwide Images. You can WIN a 45cm x 30cm 'Turtle In Sunrays' fine art print in the December 2004 prize draw just by becoming an underwater.com.au card holder.

Leaf Scorpionfish ?

by Irwin

This is a photo of a fish that I saw whilst diving at Lady Elliot Island recently. I am unable to identify it and no one on the island was able to either. Underwater.com.au's guess is this is a Leaf Scorpionfish (Taenianotus triacanthus) - agreed ?