Reef underwater
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These hussars were hanging effortlessly in a strong current. I had to swim like crazy to stay in the same place and wait for them to shift their formation to get a good composition. I love the way this image looks so serene and still, yet all I can remember is how fast I was breathing and how hard I was swimming!
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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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Some of the most amazing forms, shapes and colours you can imagine are to be discovered in the deep blue ocean. © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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A Filamentous nudibranch on a tropical reef in Indonesia
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I found this two Bigfin Reef Squid at the end of a macro dive around the mooring line. After they got a bit more confident, they were starting to pose for the camera and with a bit of luck I got them both framed within the macro lens. Framing suggestion: / © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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Image of a Grey Reef Shark cruising along the edge of of a dive called New Drop Off in Palau Micronesia © Copyright M.Tworkowski
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This wonderfull little Blue eyed Hermit Crab was a star and let me shoot away untill i had the shot. Taken in the cave at Anchor Bay.
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This Barracuda was chaseing the fish around our bubbles. Taken on the Rozi wreck.
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A diver swims with the fish at Santa Maria Caves on Comino island.
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Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas) resting under ledge with soft coral fan. Framing suggestion: / © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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A large Yellow Tail Barrcuda hunt’s alone…......Taken at Cirkewwa Arch on Malta’s north west coast.
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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 large Fried Egg Jellyfish or (Cothyriza Tuberculata), suround by micro bubbles. The bubbles are filterd through the soft limestone. This is caused by divers swimming through a lage underwater tunnel. Taken a Lantern Point on Comino, Malta.
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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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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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digital design featuring child’s hand print. / This cheeky Little Critter loves swimming around in his underwater, coral reef home. He is such a cutie!
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Heteractis magnifica. Coral reefs, rocky reefs. Depth 5 to 15 meters. Up to 1 meter width. The magnificent sea anemone is one of the largest single structured tropical anemones. It is generally seen in areas of relatively strong water movement along the fringes and slopes of coral reefs. The column is mostly a dark orange-brown to purple and the tentacles range from bright green to greenish black
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Breaking wave seen from underwater
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