Gallery - Cebu
It was in the province of Cebu that Ferdinand Magellan first set foot in Philippine soil back in 1521. Even before the Spaniards came, trade with the Chinese already flourished in the province.
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Nudi cuddles
by oko
Aaawww...how sweet! Two nudibranchs 'cuddling' at Ducomi Pier, Dauin, Philippines. Canon Ixus 70, no strobe.
Photocomp Octobe '08 - Open
Coconut Meat
by jmA
A nudibranch (Ardaedoris egretta) from Dauin, Central Visayas, Philippines.
Photocomp October '08 - Open
Flaming Red Frogfish
by JoyG
Flaming Red Frogfish taken at Tambuli, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp September '08 - Open
Gorgonian Guardian
by JoyG
A Giant Frogfish taken at Camotes Island, Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp September '08 - Open
What a Face
by YvesA
Photo taken in Anilao, Philippines during a photo shoot-out, I was lucky to spot that Nembrotha rutilans crawling over a rock, allowing me to take a shot of its face.
Photocomp September '08 - Open
5 Star Hotel
by MonaD
Have you ever had such a beautiful home? This lucky anemone fish lives at Dauin, Philippines.
Photocomp September '08 - Open
Ascidians
by AndrewM
A colony of ascidians off Apo Island in the Philippines.
Photocomp September '08 - Novice
Black and White
by oko
Amazing camouflage. This picture of a Crinoid Shrimp in a crinoid was taken in Masaplod, Dumaguete City, Philippines.
Photocomp September '08 - Open
Color Me Red
by JoyG
Scorpionfishes like to make themselves inconspicuous but not this one. Taken at Camotes Island, Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp August '08 - Open
Glow in The Dark
by JoyG
Tunicates are often ignored but cast in the right light can be beautiful subjects. Taken at Tambuli, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines using a Canon G7 with INON M67 Macro Lens and 2x INON Z240 strobes.
Photocomp August '08 - Open
Periclimenes kororensis
by MarchioneG
Periclimenes kororensis at Moal Boal, Cebu, Philippines.
Photocomp July '08 - Open
Volare
by MarchioneG
Remains of a plane at Moal Boal, Cebu Island, Philippines.
Photocomp June '08 - Open
Hello There
by JonasA
This Bandcheek Wrasse followed me closely. If I turned a rock over he was there to see if there was anything to eat, but as soon as I raised the camera he turned his back on me.
Photocomp June '08 - Open
