Only a 3 min boat ride from the beach, this reef brags numerous species of morays, reef sharks, crocodile flat heads, mantis and cleaner shrimps, crustaceans and sting rays. Interested in macro photography? The resident nudibranch population will have you clicking away to your heart's content!
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Facts about Pao Rocks at Jeffs Palm Resort It is in Mozambique- Pao Rocks at Jeffs Palm Resort is in the Indian Ocean.
- The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
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Images taken on this dive site
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Brian WelmanThe anenome fish kept swimming into the same position so I prefocussed on the spot I wanted to compose and waited for him to swim into position to take the shot. Shot on Slide at 125th F22
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Brian WelmanShrimp on Sea Whip
Nikon F90X with 105mm Macro lens and +2 diopter
1/125th and F32
Fujichrome Velvia 100ASA Slide
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Brian Welman"Fragile"
Juvenile Bodianus Anthioides
Nikon F90X with 105mm Macro lens and +2 diopter
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Brian WelmanFrog Fish Eye
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Brian WelmanJuvenile Scorpion Fish
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Brian Welman"Naked Gills"
Nikon F90X with 105mm Macro Lens and +2 Diopter and wet diopter
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Brian WelmanShrimps on Whip
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Brian Welman"Shy Guy"
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Brian Welman"Fierce Creature"
Scorpion Fish Face Portrait
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Brian Welman"Technicolour Dreamcoat"
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Brian WelmanSafety Blanket
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Brian WelmanFlabelline Nudibranch
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Allen WalkerAnother macro attempt :) this time with some added colour.
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Alex SaywellBig eyes Canon G10
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Alex SaywellSlug trail. Canon G10 DS51 strobe.
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Alex SaywellMorning clean for this Moray
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Brian WelmanWhat's Up?
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Brian WelmanWhip Shrimp
Shot with Nikon F90X and 105mm Macro lens with +2 diopter on Fuji Provia Slide (F32 and 1/125th)
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Brian WelmanWhip Goby
Nikon F90X with 105mm Macro lens and +2diopter on fuji Provia Slide film
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James OosthuizenScorpion fish
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Brian WelmanHarlequin Crab in Tube Anenome
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James Oosthuizen50 shades of red