Ocean scuba
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VIEW BY SUBJECT Marine Life Wreck Dives Reefs, Divers & Siloetes Sun Sets Black & White Digital Art & Posters
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A diver under the kelp canopy at the Santa Cruz Island in CA a part of the Channel Islands chain near Ventura, Santa Barbara. Featured: Out of the Blue group, February 2009 / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- http://www.redbubble.com/products/configure/1159426
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Love this dive. hope to get there soon. Fessej Rocl on Gozo VIEW BY SUBJECT Marine Life Wreck Dives Reefs, Divers & Siloetes Sun Sets Black & White Digital Art & Posters
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The majestic and gracefull Manta Ray.
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The beautifull but deadly jelly fish. this was taken at dusk and lit from slightly above. Shot taken at Cirkewwa Malta.
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a clown fish. a wild one too.
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The coral trout is a prized eating delicacy in seafood restaurants all over the world. This one is in its natural environment on a coral reef. I love the electric blue spots and red camouflage patterns on these guys. Tuely on of the most spectacular species to be seen on the coral reef.
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A Filamentous nudibranch on a tropical reef in Indonesia
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Here fishy fishy fishy
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One of the many beautiful gorgonian fans that we saw on a dive on Hideaway Island, Vanuatu. There was an amazing variety of colours among them. This one even had a few feather stars perched on top.
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I cut the diver out of an illustration I did a while back.
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A diver swims with the fish at Santa Maria Caves on Comino island.
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An inquisitive group of bat fish were hanging around the back of the dive boat, helping me do my decompression safety stop. Location: Fiji
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After a great day of diving off the Monterey coast, in Northern California, you have to always be aware of your place in the food chain when heading back to the boat!
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A giant potato cod swims across the reef at the world famous Cod Hole in Far North Queensland. They are quite tame and intereact freely with scuba divers. This one was eyeing me off, hoping for scraps of food.
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A pair of pipe fish get together to share some piping hot love on a recent dive trip up on the Great Barrier Reef. The red belly on the top fish indicates it is mating, or looking to mate. It was wonderful to find two of these little guys together at the same time. Nikon D200 / 105mm VR macro
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A square crop of this small shrimp sitting on an anemone. Same image available in vertical format here
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At night the coral polyps (tiny animals) emerge from their protective casings to feed. They are quite small and vary between different species of coral, but they each one is alive, and so delicate and very beautiful to watch. Nikon D200 / 105mm VR Macro
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A very large Red scopion fish. Taken close to the Right Arch, Cirkewwa,Malta.
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Everyone’s favorite. Nemo. Great Barrier Reef – Near Cairns. Far North Queensland. Nikon D200 / 105mm VRmacro
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A small dumpling squid emerges from its hiding place in the sand at night. They are onlyabout 6-8cm long but I really enjoy the opal-like colours that you get in this species. They certainly make a wonderful macro subject for the under water photographer. Shot on a recent dive off the Blairgowerie Marina, on the Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne
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