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"Chomp"
The privilege i had to witness this bait ball action right up and until the end was absolutely insane and will never be erased from the minds eye.
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Incredible action shot
HOTLIPS
One of only 2 spider crabs in South African waters.It derives its name from the red markings around its mouth
cape penguins - Boulders beach
The squirt
It has a colorful but tough tunic- hence the name Tunicates
The rare walking sea-anemone is unique to both sides of the Cape Peninsula. Only one other member of the family occurs in the Antartic and Chile. Their favoured food is the multicolored sea fan
Fireworks Urchin
Snoot lighting with coloured gels.
Bejewelled
A hotlips spider crab adorned with jewel like camouflage
The Cape Gannet" - A B&W rendition of one of my favourite sardine run images taken off shore of the wild coast, Transkei, Port St. Johns, South Africa. The Cape Gannet is truly an amazing bird and has adapted to its ocean life like no other.
Bronze Medal Bronze Medal 2018

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The Nursery Room
A bouquet of Tubular Hydroids
The Silvertip Nudibranch occurs on both sides of the Cape Peninsula
The Jewel
The feather duster worm with its 2 spirals
a happy new year to all of you <3
~ Showered ~
Shades of Pink
Sevengill shark, False bay, South Africa.
Patridge point, False bay, South Africa.
The Hunter and the Hunted
~ Cascading ~
~ Metallic ~
~ Racing Extinction ~
~ Sonic Boom ~
The Tenants- Two Bar Clownfishes
The Porcelain Crab derives its name from shedding a limb when attacked by a predator
Poltergeist or noisy ghost. More commonly known as the Ribbon Eel
~ Racing Extinction ~
From my observations, it's often the most curious sharks which carry the worst battle scars. Not battles among their fellow sharks, but those sustained by humans. This fierce looking face is the result of an broken jaw.
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