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Always nice, at seraya secrets where you can find them all the time. Best dive 10 pairs walking around and eating sea stars. Amazing dive site near tulamben, bali. click here
Pair of Crinoid Clingfish. No Crinoids were manipulated in taking this photo!
The smaller: Nikon D100, 105 macro, two strobo. Siladen 2004
Lunchbreak
Runner Up - worthy of note but not a medal winner - an equal 4th place if you like! Runner Up 2007
3rd place Monthly HotShots
Final RoundThrough to 2007 awards final round judging

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cracking composition, a great 'wish you were here' shot Christine
Wich way??? I find it funny..
Striphead Dwarfgoby (Trimma striata)
Zebra Crab - Another species that lives with the fire urchin. Some eggs are just visible under the carapace. Despite the gaudy colours they are actually quite well camouflaged
Lady in red, night dive tulamben, Bali
Close focus wide angle with a clown fish and sun at Walea
Crown of thorns eating folios coral
Coleman Shrimp - This species usually found in pairs in association with the fire urchin. They clear a spot on the urchin of spines where they live.
Flathead in sand
Baby Crinoid clingfish, resting nicely on a tip of feather star.
Curly anemone.
Old and all chewed up nudi for today’s entry; I always thought they were poisonous!!! D200/105 Nikon
First encounter with Harlequin Shrimp. What an amazing creature.
F/7.1 - 1/60
Are you staring at me? Taken In Tulamben With Canon S80.
Parents taking care of the future generation you can see the eggs on the yellow Ascidian.D200/105 Nikor
Parents taking care of the future generation you can see the eggs on the yellow Ascidian.D200/105 Nikor
Spiny devilfish emerging from the sand
Pygmy seahorse.
Looky looky, Again bali this time at the Alam Anda Hotel housereef. Same camera Canon A620
This picture does not need turning since it was taken as you see it; the current was strong enough to bend the sea pen horizontal....350D/105lens
tube worm close-up. I love the colours.
Thorny Seahorse with a brittlestar on its neck
The Eye: Nikon D100 two strobo , 60 macro. Take in Siladen , Manado
Box crab Calappa
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