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.
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Western Australia
- Victoria
- Tasmania
- South Australia
- Queensland
- Northern Territory
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Another Frogfish
by paulS
A different Frogfish found at Shag Rock, North Stradbroke Island using a Canon G12 and Ikelite housing and 2x ds51 strobes.
Photocomp August '12 - Open
Frogfish
by paulS
An Frogfish at Shag Rock, North Stradbroke Island using a Canon G12, Ikelite housing and 2x ds51 strobes.
Photocomp August '12- Open
Feeding Porcelain Crab
by KirstyF
A Porcelain Crab at The Cove, Christmas Island, Australia. Canon 500D 100mm Macro, Ikelite Housing & strobes.
Photocomp August '12 - Open
Potato Cod Silhouette
by MichaelG
Potato Cod silhouette taken at the Cod Hole, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 8-15mm lens in Hugyfot housing.
Photocomp July '12 - Open
Minke Whale
by MichaelG
Minke Whale on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 8-15mm lens in Hugyfot housing.
Photocomp July '12 - Open
loggerhead
by davidL
This old loggerhead wanted to get a good look at my camera. It was taken at North-Stradbroke island using a Canon G12 with a single Ikelite ds51 strobe and wide angle lens.
Photocomp July '12 - Open
Wrinkles
by David Haintz
Spotted this nudibranch as I was finishing my dive. A cool 11 degrees wasn't enough to keep wrinkles from hiding. Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia.
Photocomp July '12 - Open
Harlequin
by PaulS
A Harlequin Shrimp at North Stradbroke Island, Australia with a Canon G11, Ikelite housing and DS51 strobe.
Photocomp June '12 - Open
Dendrodorris dennisoni
by PaulS
Dendrodorris dennisoni at North Stradbroke Island, Australia with a Canon G11, Ikelite housing, DS51 strobe and x8 macro lens.
Photocomp June '12 - Open
Moray
by davidL
A surprised moray trying to stare down my macro lense. Stradbroke Island, Queensland Australia. Canon G12 was used with two DS51 ikelite strobes and a x 8 macro lense.
Photocomp June '12 - Open
Turtle Breath
by MichaelG
A Green Turtle coming up for air at Lady Elliot Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 50D with 10-22mm lens Hugyfot housing, no strobes.
Photocomp June '12 - Open
Last Standing
by David Haintz
Spider Crab. This was one of only a few remaining at Rye Pier, Victoria, Australia holding the fort and giving me a salute. Sea&Sea DX-2G, Sea&Sea strobe, sola-600 light.
Photocomp June '12 - Open
High Flyer
by David Haintz
A Weedy Seadragon at Flinders Pier, Victoria, Australia. Sea&Sea DX=2G, Sea&Sea strobe. Every time I dive here, I am blessed to see so many.
Photocomp May '12 - Open
Filter Feed
by PaulS
A Porcelain Crab feeding at Flat Rock on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia. Canon G11 Ikelite housing DS51 strobe, x8 macro lens.
Photocomp May '12 - Open
Chillin on a sponge
by RachelF
An Old Wife at Fly Point, Port Stephens, Australia on an Olympus mju8000 in Ikelite housing with AF35 strobe.
Photocomp May '12 - Novice
In the Directory
Articles
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Threatened Species Day - Coral Sea Perspective
- Australia’s marine environment is more than twice the area of the Australian continent and under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea we have both the rights and the responsibilities to this area. This Threatened Species Day we acknowledge and celebrate some of the marine species that we have responsibility for.
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Byron Bay - Where Tropical and Temperate Waters Merge
- Although Byron Bay is one of Australia's most popular holiday destinations, only few people realise the fantastic marine environment Byron Bay has to offer. This popular subtropical township renown for its beautiful beaches and stunning hinterland is part of the Cape Byron Marine Park and home to the Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary.
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Seaslugs - Part I. Headshield slugs and Sea hares.
- I have compiled a sequential account of the five main seaslug orders, supported by photographic records and some likely Sydney dive sites to encounter members of each order.
