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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Lionfish

by Fergy

Taken at Wheeler Reef - out of Townsville - with my new Olympus C5050.

Weedy Seadragon at Portsea

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Great picture of a weedy seadragon at Portsea Pier, Victoria.

Eastern Stargazer

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Eastern Stargazer photographed at Portsea Pier in January 2003 - one of my favourites.

Anemone

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Taken at Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania.

Nudibranch at Merimbula

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Nudibranch photo taken at Merimbula - underwater.com.au's guess, this is Pteraeolidia ianthina - agreeed?

Blue Devil

by FRANK WEBER AKA (CRANKY)

Blue Devil taken at the rip in Port Phillip Bay. See Rics member story for a repot on that dive site - http://www.underwater.com.au/article.php/id/1062

Sea Stars with Nudibranch

by ausscuba

Taken around Mudjimba Island on the Sunshine Coast - olympus c50 digital camera

Juvenile Angelfish

by ausscuba

Taken around Mudjimba Island on the Sunshine Coast - olympus c50 digital camera

Hard Coral

by ausscuba

Taken around the reef surrounding Old Woman Island or also known as Mudjimba Island on the Sunshine Coast - this area is rich in blue and pinks in corals - olympus c50 digital camera

The Lena

by Gary Waters

The Lena was a captured Pirate Patagonian tooth fishing vessel proccured by the Bunbury Chamber of Commerce and prepared for scuttling by a huge array of people and organizations. Sitting in almost 18m of water, 5km off shore, it makes for a very interesting and safe dive. Vigorous growth addorns most of the boat already and the marine life is rushing in for prime real estate, there is even a large Baldchin Groper that can be seen regularly.