Gallery - New South Wales
Feel free to experience everything New South Wales has to offer: breathtaking beaches and coastlines, World Heritage National Parks, real Australia outback, snow-capped ski fields, lush farming country and the dazzling city lights of Sydney.
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Kissed by a Seal
by SebastianG
It was late in the afternoon and the seals got kind of excited to have us divers arround. I dived there lots of times before but this time it looked like there were quite a few "posers" present. Montague Island, Australia.
Photocomp June '11 - Open
Sweet Ceratosoma
by AlistairM
Ceratosoma amoenum at Nelson Bay, Australia. Canon 400D, Canon EF 100mm macro, Ikelite housing & DS160 strobes.
Photocomp June '11 - Open
Red Indian Fish
by LauraC
Spotted this Red Indianfish (Pataecus fronto) at Bare Island, NSW, Australia. Taken using Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 camera with in-built flash in underwater housing.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
Bryozoan Brunch
by LauraC
A Polycera capensis feeding on a bryozoan at Bare Island, La Perouse, Australia. Shot taken using a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCTF1 with underwater housing and in-built flash.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
soft coral
by AlistairM
Soft coral at Shiprock, Sydney, Australia. Canon 400D, Canon EF 60mm macro, Ikelite housing & 2 x DS160 strobes.
Photocomp May '11 - Open
Cheeky Green Eel
by LauraC
This Green Moray was found hiding tightly packed inside a soft sponge at Bare Island, Sydney, Australia. As we watched he started to slowly stick his head out of various holes in the sponge to check us out. Shot was taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCTF1 camera.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
Under the Kelp Canopy
by LauraC
This underwater seascape of a kelp bed was taken at Bare Island's Inner West Wall on 08 Apr 11 using a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCTF1 camera. Sydney, Australia.
Photocomp May '11 - Novice
Puffer on the Oakland
by nigelH
A pufferfish at the wreck of the Oakland, Port Stephens, Australia using a Canon camera and single strobe.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Light and Dark
by connyH
Seahorses at the pier in Eden, Australia. Canon G9 with WPDC-21.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Pycnogonid
by connyH
A beautiful sea spider crawling along. Jervis Bay, Australia. Canon G9 and WP-DC21.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Sleepy Leatherjacket
by LauraC
We came across this sleepy leatherjacket on a night dive at Camp Cove, Sydney, Australia. He was so placid we could swim right up for a close up shot. Taken using a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 point and shoot camera with underwater housing.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Weedy Seadragon
by LauraC
A Weedy Seadragon from below taken at Bare Island, Sydney, Australia. I used a Panasonic Lumix DMW MCFT1 camera with underwater housing.
Photocomp April '11 - Novice
Spanish Dancing
by Chris
I was lucky enough to find this Spanish Dancer "dancing" in Hugo's Trench, Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia. We were both struggling in the strong surge and murky water. Taken with a Canon 7D, Tokina 10-17mm lens with 1.4x TC, Nauticam housing, 2 x Inon Z240 Strobes.
Photocomp February '11 - Open
Cuttlefish
by MichaelG
Cuttlefish shot taken in Byron Bay, Australia with Canon 50D and 60mm lens in Hugyfot housing with dual DS125 strobes.
Photocomp February '11 - Open
In the Directory
Articles
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A new way of living underwater - Habitat Waterford
- At first it seems like a very hippy-like idea and really fits into our part of the world, as does the Dome Shell factory. However, on further investigation, the instigator, Shaun Waterford, seemed more down to earth than expected and I decided to take a look for myself.
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SCUBA School
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by Gerard
- 'OK, the first science block this year is Marine Science and we're going to be SCUBA diving as part of it.' This statement was well received by the 22 Year 10 students that sat in front of me
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Introductory Rust Diving on the Wreck of the Malabar
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by Simon
- Around 7:00am on Thursday, April 2, 1931, a dense fog suddenly rolled into Long Bay, obscuring the northern headland. On the bridge of MV Malabar, en-route from Melbourne to Sydney, Captain George Leslie recognised the danger and ordered 5 degrees rudder to steer the ship seaward to pass further offshore than his original plan of half a mile.
