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Cuttlefish pair, Bare Island
Giant cuttle, Clovelly
Yellowtail, Bare Island
A diver riding a bike down a pier. check out his massively old school reg!
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I just had to include this one in the hotshots. I wonder if he just rode in off the end of the pier?
Ceratosoma amoena, Bare Island
A school of trevally revealed its self through the kelp. They circled and weaved through the forest. One of those magical encounters
nikon d80, ds 51 strobes, 18-55mm
Giant cuttle, Kurnell
Silver Medal Silver Medal 2008
Runner Up Monthly HotShots
Final RoundThrough to 2008 awards final round judging

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Doug ran out of nudis last month so is doing cuttlefish this month!
A kelp forest photographed in the temperate waters of Victoria, Australia.
Nikon D80, 18-55mm, natural light
Red Cuttle, Kurnell
A southern Australian dumpling squid in mid water. Photographed in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia. Nikon D80, 60mm macro, ds 51 strobe.
A rare sighting of mating squid. These were photographed in the cold waters of Victoria, Australia. It was quite an aggressive display as the male (behind) bucked back and forth. It lasted for a minute.
Nikon D80, 60mm macro, ds 51 strobe.
A penguins bum!! Enlarge it and have a look
Not sure how I managed this shot, just one of those once in a lifetime photos smile
Nikon d80, 18-55mm lens. Victoria, Australia.
Kelp forests capture my imagination far more then any reef. Theres something mysterious and magical about them. I had this shot in my minds eye for a while and was just lucky the conditions allowed me to pull it off. Nikon d80, 18-55mm, natural light
Friily Nudi
This nudi was taken at Fairy Bower Manly NSW. It was taken using a flash and touched up by adding shadows. I manually edited the white balance and cropped the image.
Juvenile boxfish, Bare Island
Shark, Magic Point
White's seahorse, Chowder Bay
A short headed seahorse blowing in the current. Photographed in the cold waters of Victoria, Australia with a Nikon D80, 2 X ds 51 strobes and a Nikon 60mm macro lens.
Noumea sulphurea, Clovelly
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ah Lemon flavor!
A pot bellied seahorse photographed in the cold waters of Victoria, Australia. Photographed with a Nikon d80, ds51 strobes and a nikon 60mm macro lens.
Jorunna sp., Bare Island

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And another, where do you find them Doug!
Red cuttle, Kurnell
This beautiful fish was photographed in the temperate waters of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
We have brilliant colours down here as well!
Nikon d80, 2 X ds 51 strobes + nikon 60mm macro
Old wives, Kurnell
Giant Cuttle, Kurnell
Gorgeous zooanthids from the temperate waters of Victoria, Australia. These zooanthids help make up the unqiue sponge reefs found in the cold great southern ocean.
D80, nikon 60mm, 2 X ds 51 strobes
An incredible mammal relationship. These dolphins came into the foreshore area when the horses entered the water at 6am for their morning excersise. The dolphins swam along side the horses for around 100 meters before leaving. truly memorable
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