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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Guitarfish

by MichaelG

A White-spotted Guitarfish (or Shovelnose Shark) at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open

Leopard Shark

by MichaelG

Leopard Shark at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open

Grey Nurse Shark

by MichaelG

Grey Nurse Shark at the Solitary Islands, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open

Flounder

by MichaelG

Flounder at Chowder Bay, Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Open

Squid at Night

by JulianG

A little squid spoted at The Clarence (wreck), St. Leonards, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia.
Photocomp Jne '09 - Novice

Eye to Eye

by JulianG

A Port Jackson Shark close-up, Lonsdale Wall, Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia.
Photocomp June '09 - Novice

Liftoff

by MattC

A marbled ray lifts off and hovers with a school of black kingfish over the bow of the Yongala wreck in the late afternoon. SS Yongala wreck, QLD.
Photocomp May '09 - Open

Spine-cheek

by MattC

A Spine-cheek Anemonefish (Premnas biaculeatus) at home in a bulb-tipped anemone. Ribbon Reefs, GBR. Sony compact camera with built in flash.
Photocomp May '09 - Open

An Unforgettable Moment

by MattC

This happened after several hours of watching and photographing dwarf minke whales during a big encounter with many animals. For a moment I forgot to breathe. Ribbon Reefs, GBR.
Photocomp May '09 - Open

Ocean Racer

by MattC

Dwarf minke whales can swim in prolonged bursts exceeding 20 knots. Chasing after them is futile (and illegal). Luckily for us they are inquisitive and often approach people that remain still and calm in the water. Ribbon Reefs, GBR.
Photocomp May '09 - Open