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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Living the dream - Ceratosoma brevicaudatum style!
by JamesM
A Ceratosoma brevicaudatum at Rapid Bay, South Australia. Sony NEX-5N, dual S2000 strobes, 18-55m lens in Nauticam housing. Sola 1200 focus light assist.
Photocomp January '12 - Open
Leafy Seadragon
by lisaM
Leafy Seadragon at Second Valley, South Australia. Taken with a Sealife DC1200.
Photocomp January '12 - Novice
Coupling Cuttlefish!
by BlakeC
This is one of my favourite photos - a Cuttlefish pair at Camp Cove, Watson Bay, Australia. Shot with my Olympus EPL1!
Photocomp - Novice
Magic Point Shark!
by BlakeC
A Grey Nurse Shark at Magic Point, Maroubra, Australia. Shot with an Olympus EPL1 Camera. Best dive I have done in Syndey by far.
Photocomp January '12 - Novice
Black, White and Nudi
by LauraC
This profile shot of a Glossodoris atromarginata was taken at Bare Island, Sydney, Australia. The location of the nudibranch made it easy to get a front on shot, rather than the usual top down angle. By adjusting the image to be in black and white the detail is brought out in the subject. Shot was taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC FT1 camera with housing.
Photocomp December '11 - Novice
Dragon Dance
by LauraC
This photo of an adult Pteraeolidia ianthina, commonly known as a blue dragon, was taken at Bare Island, Sydney, Australia. The current action was causing the cerrata to flail about like purple dreadlocks!! Shot taken using a Panasonic Lumix DMC FT1 camera with housing.
Photocomp December '11 - Novice
Look deeply into my eyes
by NatalieM
Giant cuttlefish (Sepia apama) off Terrigal, NSW, Australia. I disturbed this individual among the brown macroalgae.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
Mr Potato Cod
by MichaelG
Potato Cod in black and white. Cod Hole, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon 20D with 10-22mm lens at 10mm in Ikelite housing with single Ikelite DS125 strobe.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
Napoleon Fish
by Hongsuk
A Napoleon Wrasse at the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Canon5D 15mm Fish Eye Lense Ys350 & Ys110.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
My Anemone
by KIRSTYF
I love the purple of the anemone... A Pink Anemonefish at home. Taken at Ethel Beach on Christmas Island, Australia. SeaLife DC1200 Dual Strobes.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
Relaxing with a Whaleshark
by KirstyF
This beautiful whaleshark allowed us to swim with it while it was feeding on the surface. Christmas Island, Australia. Photo taken with a Canon Ixus compact.
Photocomp November '11 - Novice
Scorpionfish
by TodD
This scorpionfish was photographed at Oak Park, Cronulla, Australia on my Sea & Sea MotormarineII EX with the macro lens 100asa at about 5mtrs depth.
Photocomp November '11 - Open
Angler
by David Haintz
This is the first time I have seen a Tasselled Angler Fish at Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia. I was lucky that my dive buddy pointed it out to me. Sea&Sea DX-2G 2x Sea&Sea strobes.
Photocomp October '11 - Open
Ex-HMAS Hobart
HMAS Hobart off Wirrina, South Australia. Canon S95 and a Sea & Sea YS01 strobe.
Photocomp October '11 - Novice
Leopard Shark
by MichaelG
A Leopard Shark and company at Byron Bay, Australia. Canon 50D with 10-17mm lens in Hugyfot housing with dual DS125s.
Photocomp September '11 - Open
In the Directory
Articles
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11 Sharks You Should Know About This Summer
- Sharks have long been feared by people. Monsters that appear from the depths of the sea and take life after life, sentiments that have been enhanced by movies such as 'Jaws'. Sharks are efficient predators no doubt, their senses and hunting strategies refined over the long time they have inhabited the seas.
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Tagging Whale Sharks - be part of it
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by Bronya
- I want to tell you about a new non-invasive method of tagging whale sharks that everyone who has an underwater camera, digital or film it doesn't matter, can get involved in.
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Fish out of water
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by kerryb
I have a confession to make: I am an addict, addicted to diving. Some people may call it an obsession, but for me it's just a love of the ocean and all the things within it.
