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Peeling back the liquid layers... I wish I had gills
Scuba diving on the HMAS Swan, Dunsborough, WA
This shot is of my husband whilst we were snorkelling on Rottnest Island, Western Australia. I used a GoPro camera to take the shot.
black and white sea horse. smile Happy new year!
Beautiful colours to be seen on the posts of Portsea Pier, Victoria.
Clam Mantle Manipulated Great Barrier Reef at Osprey
The anatomy of a breaking wave. This image shows the vortices of energy released as a wave breaks. The vortices last a tiny fraction of a second before the whole wave collapses into a foam ball.
Runner Up - worthy of note but not a medal winner - an equal 4th place if you like! Runner Up 2013

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This was my partner Laurens first go at underwater modelling. We didn't really plan the pose I just asked her to swim in front of the camera and do something nice.... she did something beautiful! Shot in natural light and a black background.
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Nudibranchs "courting" on a post under Portsea pier. Taken with Panasonic FT3 with Ikelite housing, natural lighting.
A "turtibranch" - cross between a turtle and a nudibranch""
I recently designed and built my own 18" diameter "super dome" specifically for over/under photography so I could get the entire image sharp from water split line to sea bed and horizon. This was my first test shoot a few days ago at sunrise.
Makes you want a swim? The clarity at Jervis Bay Australia can be magnificent in the correct conditions. Low tide sand ripples.
Red Waratah Anemones. What I really love about over/under photographs is that it gives the underwater element a sense of place. For the viewer it marries the underwater environment with our own familiar world. It links the unknown with the known.
Bronze Medal Bronze Medal 2013

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Beautiful alien out and about at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay
Leafy Seadragon...
'pompom' nudis that I've never seen before, creating more little "pompoms" so everyone may see more in the future!
Luminescent nudi laying eggs (i think?)
"Selfie" with Grey Nurse
Scribbled Doriopsilla (Doriopsilla miniata) and friend
Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia
Nikon D7000 Nikkor 60mm with Kenko 1.4x TC
Ikelite DS161
ISO 100, f22, 1/320th
Seahorse
Grey Nurse Shark with Stainless long line hook
Grey Nurse Shark and friends. Taken at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia
Chromodoris splendida, Fly Point
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Eastern Cleaner Clingfish, Kurnell
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Pteraeolidia ianthina, Bare Island
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Green Morays, Fly Point
Freahwater dive at Lake Eacham, Queensland, Australia. Photo taken at 24m.
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