Gallery - South West
WA's southern regions have, by far, the most diverse range of wildflowers. About 80 per cent of the total estimate for the State are found in the South West alone.
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Blade Coral
by Rick
Blade coral taken on an adventure dive in 30 metres of water - 28 kilometres off Bunbury, WA.
Ascending Divers
by Rick
Ascending divers taken on an adventure dive to see the blade coral in 30 metres of water 28 kilometress off Bunbury.
The Lena
by Gary Waters
The Lena was a captured Pirate Patagonian tooth fishing vessel proccured by the Bunbury Chamber of Commerce and prepared for scuttling by a huge array of people and organizations. Sitting in almost 18m of water, 5km off shore, it makes for a very interesting and safe dive. Vigorous growth addorns most of the boat already and the marine life is rushing in for prime real estate, there is even a large Baldchin Groper that can be seen regularly.
Lena Wreck
by Rick
Day two of PADI Open Water course. Diving the Lena, Australia's latest recreational dive wreck recently scuttled off Bunbury. If you go poaching Patagonian Toothfish in Aussie waters, this could be your boat too!
I can see you too
by Rick
Taken during my PADI Open Water course at the Busselton Jetty - Canon IXUS 4 in dive casing. Although there's heaps to see and photograph down there, this was really delightful, me peering into a hollowed out post and this friendly little chap peering back out at me.
Stop staring - I'm a rock!
by Dan
Angry cuttlefish - taken by Dan from Bay Dive & Adventures in Dunsborough, WA.
Fiddler Ray close
by Gary Waters
This one followed me around for a while, (might have something to do with my 2 buddies hunting crays). Taken approx. 200m off the shore at Hastie St. Beach in Bunbury W.A. in about 5m of water.
Fiddler Ray
by Gary Waters
This one followed me around for a while, (might have something to do with my 2 buddies hunting crays). Taken approx. 200m off the shore at Hastie St. Beach in Bunbury W.A. in about 5m of water.
Gurnard Perch
by Gary Waters
The photo was taken off Hastie St. beach in Bunbury W.A. The Perch was hiding in loose weeds rolling back and forth in the surge at the edge of the reef and I disturbed it when I grabbed a hand full of the weed. It sat still and posed for me whilst I took this photo with the macro lens.
