Gallery - Western Australia
Any way you look at it, Western Australia is a vast State. Yet these days, it is not so much the physical dimensions that matter, more the depth of the experience offered.
- Inland WA
- Off Shore Islands WA
- Great South
- South West
- Perth and surrounds
- Central Coast WA
- North West
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Navy Pier Nudibranch
by feral
This little critter was taken using a Nikon Coolpix 5400 in a Sea&Sea housing, natural light. PS: only had the camera for a week and this was taken on my first dive with it. (Hypselodoris bullockii - Wandy)
A "Wary" octopus
by Trurina Cook
Taken on a local dive site called 3 Mile Reef, out from Hillary's Boat Harbour. Not that far from Perth. Camera used was an Olympus C-750UZ.
Erna's Basket Star
by Trurina Cook
Taken at a depth of 23 metres in a local location called "Barne's Secret Spot". Off Mindarie, north of Perth. Used an Olympus C750UZ with internal flash.
Fish Ball
by Blaze
Where does an anemonefish go when its home closes up? It snuggles in closer. Image taken at Aquarium Wall, Cocos (Keeling) Islands with an Oly C750.
Ornate Angelfish - Genicanthus bellus
by Blaze
Haven't you ever seen one of us before?? I thought I was seeing things when I found this beautiful angelfish. Normally only a deep water fish (50-100 metres) - and no I didn't dive that deeply, it is rarely seen by divers. What a find! Image taken on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
Two Spot Scorpion Fish
by marty olson
Taken at Christmas Island in Flying Fish Cove on a night dive.
Banded Cleaner Shrimp
by Trurina Cook
Taken on 3 Mile Reef off Hillary's Boat Harbour, north of Perth. Camera used - Olympus C-750 with built in flash.
Flatworm (Pseudobiceros spec.)
by Trurina Cook
Taken on 3 Mile Reef off Hillary's Boat Harbour, north of Perth. Have no idea what the common name would be. Camera used - Olympus C-750 with built in flash.
Peak a Boo...
by TNT Photos
A real life Nemo at Anemone Lump at the Wallaby Group of the Abrolhos Islands.
ceratosoma brevicaudatum
by TNT Photos
Short tailed ceratosoma brevicaudatum was found not far off the coast of Bunbury WA. What a gorgeous Nudi!
