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Beautiful invaders
By Tamer Durak
posted (5 days ago)
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Mediterranean blenny_October 2025
(Canon RF100,1/200,f9,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
posted 07:17 CST Today (6 hours ago)
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3175 Entries Found: Page 107  of  118
Potato Cod at Cod Hole, Rowley Shoals.
Amazing wall of red Coral.
Great Barrier Reef
Another days diving. Afloat the Great Barrier Reef
This Giant Clam was in the middle of a sandy patch and created an entire ecosystem all of it's own!
My special little buddy. Canon 20D & 60mm macro with Inon strobes.
Gold Medal Gold Medal 2006

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Editor's Comment
This is a cheeky shot Kristin - well done
Trumpetfish off the south solitary islands. Taken with a Canon A620 and internal flash.
Ningaloo reef in Australia is alive with cleaning stations. A Parrotfish gets toothy. D2x 105mm.
Yongala Turtle
Angelfish has it's eye shadow touched up...;-)
D2x 105mm

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Dramatic cleaning behavior that probably required patience and a tele lens to get Rand
Another day at work. Diving The Great Barrier Reef.I Like the visual effect of the dive flag.
A study of orange.
This Moridilla brockii motored over the background sponge and onto this piece of weed in only a matter of seconds...a "static subject" he wasn't! Canon 20D, Canon 60mm, Inon 220s + 240 strobes.

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Yes, the color orange is the subject - but nice nudi too Kristin!
Green turtle relaxing on the reef. Canon 20D, Sigma 17-70, single Inon 220 strobe.
Small honeycomb cod in a coral tree. Canon 20D & 60mm macro, Inon strobes, Subal housing.
Technicolour and smile as my bud comes around the corner. Canon 20D, Sigma 18-200, single Inon 220s strobe.
Sea spider with eggs crossing chasm. Canon 20D, Canon 60mm macro, single Inon 220s strobe.
Photographer takes a break to enjoy an octopus. Canon 20D, Canon 60mm, single Inon 220s strobe.
shortlistedShortlisted!

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This is the sort of shot that dive magazines like
Blennie in the snow. Hard to get good detail on this dark fish. Upping the strobe power blew out the white sand background. D2x. 105mm Woody's diopter
Dolphins in the Bay
Coral trout on velvet. Olympus 5050; single Inon 220s strobe.

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Subject well defined by negative space Kristin
Shot with a 105mm but, I'm calling it W/A as the look of it is more wideangle. (so sue me ;-))
D2x
"I can Fly!!". During several dives, these flatworms would come swimming by. Looking like the'd consumed just a bit too much hooch. Cocos/Keeling Is.
D2x 105mm
Having a bit of fun safety stops.
thank goddness i found nemo
Shrimp tucked into bubble coral. Canon 20D & 60mm macro, single Inon 220s strobe, Woody's dioptre.
Nemo I am you father - Clown fish on the Great Barrier Reef
Anenome Fish from Davies Reef.
Wild Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin that comes in to feed every morning.
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