Phylangia colony ( sorry, I've found only the latin name for it ). From the diveplace "Canyon" ( left side of the wall at 12,1 meter depht ) in Kas/Antalya - Summer 2008. Thanks for looking at it :-)
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Lettuce Leaf Slug

Hiding clown fish, taken on Canon 40D with 100mm macro lenses. Lembeh Straits

Parrot fish was just settling down for the night, and so not wanting to unduly disturb this sleepy fellow, I grabbed a quick shot and departed.

These common pipefish usually turn away when you get close enough to take a shot but this one was quite inquisitive Canon G10 + UCL 165

upside down

Green Bubble Coral (Plerogyra sinuosa)
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Smaller than 1 cm (0,4 inch) ... but so nice.
Canon G9 with a Inon UCL-165 macro lens.

Long spined scorpion fish. Trefor. D3, 60mm.

DANCE

My strobe had flooded so I lit this with the focussing light I normally use to provide light for the compact camera to see properly.

Snooting a crab

I unfortunetly don't have much to say about this...I just like it ;-)

cotton candy
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Horozbina. A 5 cm small buddy, who is usually extremly "nervous" and therefore difficult to shoot. If you are looking close enough, there are even in the mediterranean nice motives to find ;-)

Small wonders in the sand.

question
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Night Flower

What a beautiful fish ;-)

Pretty feather duster

Bad visibility this day ... it was just possible to take macro pictures :-)

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Flamingo Tongue, Mona Island, shot on Kodachrome with a Nikonos RS and 50mm lens and 2 Ikelite SS-200's

white & red

Through to 2010 awards final round judging

Flying gurnard.Nikon F100,105mm,f16,1/60,YS-120,RVP100.

I did some experimentation shooting shallow depth of field, available light, high ISO shots.This was taken of some coral that looked to me a bit like chopped mushrooms.

Hermit crab