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Underwater Photo Location: Noble Reef

Underwater Photo Location: Noble Reef

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Noble Reef is a beautiful dive site just outside Gordon's Bay, Cape Town
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by Kate Jonker
Gasflame Nudibranch

by Kate Jonker
Gasflame nudibranch, photographed at Noble Reef, Gordon's Bay, South Africa. Canon 7dmkii, Canon 60mm macro lense, Dual Sea & Sea YS-D1 strobes.

by Kate Jonker
Anemone

by Peet J Van Eeden
The Third Eye

by Kate Jonker
A gasflame nudibranch brings even more colour to the beautiful pinnacles at Noble Reef, Gordon's Bay

by Kate Jonker
A common octopus peers inquisitively from his hiding place on the reef.

by Kate Jonker
Trying to blend in and be beautiful

by Kate Jonker
Neon Nudibranch at Noble Reef

by Kate Jonker
Gasflame in reverse Gasflame nudibranch shot using reverse ring macro technique with constant coloured lights
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