(Taken in the Swan River, at night) using an Olympus 7070 plus Ikelite ds125 strobe.
Shortlisted!

Secret hideaway , beautiful cave on the Western Australian coastline.

Close up of an Octopus eye.

Male cuttlefish in ritualistic mating display - Whyalla, South Australia

Frog fish Quobba Coast Western Australia Olympus 7070

This is a cannon of the Batavia wreck at the Abrolhos Islands, wrecked 1629. Seems like a real pirate ship when theres cannons but it actually traded in spices.

froggy fish sabang wrecks

Wrinkly: Close up Nudi Camp Rock Quobba West Aust Olympus 7070

Baby Sea Lion - Kangaroo Island

I found this prehistoric sharks tooth about 4km from the ocean embedded in rock on the cape in Exmouth in 1991. Needless to say I dont want to meet the rest of this creature. Its one large tooth.

Lion Fish @ Navy Pier Exmouth Sunburst with Fixed Lens Camera Olympus 7070

2 Leafy Sea Dragon (Fetzendrachenfische), Kangaroo Island / South Australia.
During our 2 Week Diving Trip, we got many Chances to find him - Thanks to Jim.

Cuttlefish breeding grounds Whyalla, South Australia - large ink cloud in background following fight between two male cuttlefish

The last of the Korean Star. The engine of the ship remains against the elements.

"The Caves" This dive site situated about 20km North of Cape Cuvier, like a few of the dive's in this area requires carrying all your gear in. Your Mad/Crazy are some terms used to describe the ones who attempt this.

This is an anchor from the Batavia, wrecked 1629 at the Abrolhos Islands.

Coral Trout Exmouth Navy Pier Olympus 7070

Ningaloo Reef, Australia. Olympus 8080 in PT 023-housing.

Amazing amout of Estuary Cod at this site , all very inquizitive. Olympus 7070

Whale Shark - Ningaloo reef, Western Australia. Olympus 8080.
Ningaloo Blue charter.

Common Sea Dragon - Weedy , Kangaroo Island / South Australia.
Very activ - very difficult to make good shots of him.

"Orange Peel" Spent a great day up at Cape Cuvier, found a couple of these orange starfish, a great contrast to the reef.

motherly love... swimming happily in the deep

diver with fat bellie seahorse

2 Pelicans , Kangaroo Island / South Australia - Kingscote Beach

The other variety of Sea-Dragon, the Weedy Sea-Dragon. Not as attractive as the Leafy, but equally mesmerising to my wife Jill and special dive buddy. Taken shore diving at Lucky Bay, Australia with Nikon Coolpix 990 & Video Lite

Leafy Sea-Dragon found while shore diving at Lucky Bay, Western Australia. Taken with Nikon Coolpix 990 and Video Lite. Without the lights, the Leafy Sea-Dragon is almost indistinguishable from the weeds. I'd watch these until the air ran out!