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Glenn Bailey
This photo is authentic with no photographic manipulation. Taken on the Bow of the HMAS Swan wreck, Dunsborough, WA. The female dive master with excellent breath hold ability has no scuba equipment within easy reach. Three very experienced back up divers are just out of shot. Readers should be aware that this shot took "many hours" of practise and preparation using very experience divers with in excess of 2000 dives. She is dressed in a French maid's out fit with high heels, suspenders and stockings (no neoprene), a pony tank is hidden under ironing board. Photo is copyrighted.
Photocomp November '04 - Open
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KarKaradon
Another resident just off of the North Mole in Fremantle, WA, this is the second shot of him I took, he responded to the flash from the first shot by flaring the spines on his back. Night dive, taken with an Olympus C-5060, with internal flash.
Photocomp November '04 - Novice
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KarKaradon
This guy was cruising around out in the open in about 12m just off of the North Mole in Fremantle, WA. Night dive, taken with an Olympus C-5060, with internal flash.
Photocomp November '04 - Novice
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KarKaradon
This one was hiding under the bow of a wreck just off of the North Mole in Fremantle, WA. There was a fair amount of surge on this night dive. This was my 1st attempt at photography at night and only my 3rd go with my new u/w camera. Taken with an Olympus C-5060, with internal flash.
Photocomp November '04 - Novice
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KarKaradon
Caught this little fellow out in the open with nowhere to hide so he had no choice but to pose for a few shots, at North Mole, Fremantle. Night dive, taken with an Olympus C-5060, with internal flash. Photocomp November '04 - Novice
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Trurina Cook
Taken on a morning dive off of Scarborough, Perth. This little school of Rough Bullseyes was peering at me as I peered at them!
Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Trurina Cook
Taken at a depth of 12 meters off of Scarborough, Perth, WA. Difficult to photograph as they tend to move about amongst the weed quickly and do not like to pose! Camera used was a C-750UZ with inbuilt flash.
Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Little_buddy
Diving on the Key Biscayne 31/10/2004, wrecked oil drilling platform off Lancelin, WA.
by
Paul
Thought I would enter a few pics taken with our Nikon D70 /18-70mm lens in a Sea&Sea housing.This image of hard corals was taken at the Abrolhos Islands, off Geraldton, WA at 18 meters. Natural light (no strobe) and manual white balance. Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Paul
Thought I would enter a few pics taken with our Nikon D70 /18-70mm lens in a Sea&Sea housing at Ningaloo Reef, WA. Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Blaze
Coral Scorpionfish hiding in some Acropora coral. Image taken September 2004 at a Unicorns Playground, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Indian Ocean. I used an Olympus C750 in an Olympus housing with inbuilt flash. Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Blaze
The brittlestar is not the only creature on the whip coral. Also hiding on the whipcoral are two Whipcoral dwarfgobies (Bryaninops youngie). Image taken August 2004 at the Ski Run on Cocos (Keeling) Islands. I used an Olympus C750 in an Olympus housing with inbuilt flash. Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Blaze
Symbiotic relationship between a Whitecap Partner Goby & Pistol Shrimp. Image taken at the Bat Caves on Cocos (Keeling) Islands. I used an Olympus C750 in an Olympus housing with inbuilt flash. Photocomp November '04 - Open
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Meegs
Taken on on the Rowely Shoals off Broome, WA. Using a Olympus CAMEDIA C-5050 with strobe. Photocomp October '04 - Open
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splasch
Taken on a dive site called "Flying Fish Cove" at Christmas Island, in 22 metres of water, with Sony DSCT1 with internal flash. Photocomp October '04 - Open