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Nikon D80, 60mm
Part of a Starfish, Nikon D80, 60mm
60mm lens, Nikon D80
Nikon D80, 60mm
Black Scorpionfish
2 Nudi´s, Nikon D80, 60mm
Octopus, Nikon D80, 35mm
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Red Scorpionfish on the wreck of the Vassilios 48m. Komiza Vis.
Nikon D80, 60mm
Nikon D80,60mm
Nikon D80, 60mm
Bearded Fire Worm (hermodice carunculata)
from korcula...
nudi taken on 10m depth, Kraljevica / 1/500s, f8, inon strobe D2000 t.3, macro wet lens
octopus vulgaris
Sea urchin in the cave on island Korcula / Canon G9
red-mouthed goby / Canon G9, inon d2000 t.3, macro lens
Migrating Aeolid (cratena peregrina)
Fireworm taken at Korcula island at cca 25m. Resting on a gorgonian where it feeds. Olympus SP350 in macro mode, no strobe at all, manual setting ISO200, 1/50s, f/4.5

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Bearded Fire Worm (hermodice carunculata)
Bearded Fire Worm (hermodice carunculata) Komiza Vis.
little black scorpionfish (scorpaena porcus linnaeus) / canon g9, strobe inon d2000 t.3, macro lens
shrimp / canon g9, canon housing, macro lens and (for a first time underwater!) my new strobe inon d2000 typ3...:-)
Dardanus calidus - Adriatic Sea 2008
big old shell
we call it periska
nudi taken on island Korcula / Canon g9, in-strobe
face to face / Canon G9, in-strobe
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