Featured Work

  • MUMmy! by traceyanne

    ohhhh! I’m so scared you are all looking at me….. Anemonefish Maildives

  • Cape Buse Clown by michaelpowell

    Playfull little Nemo…

  • Royal Dottyback by Frank Yuwono

    Pseudochromis paccagnellae Royal Dottyback, a popular marine aquarium fish from Indonesia

  • Coming At Ya by BarbaraWilliams

    More Betta’s

  • Dinner! by traceyanne

    Green Moray / I have a guest for you all can I introduce M… / The eye looks weird because the moray lived in very shallow bright conditions and was blind. I came across it in an underwater photo competition and was puzzled why my fellow competitors seemed to have missed it. If I had paid proper attention at the dive briefing I would have known that this moray kept attacking divers and was best avoided. It tried to bite me three times. The first two times I gave it a warning smack with my camera, the third time a hard smack….and fled! Everyone thought I had been brave and I won one of the main prizes, a holiday, for this “bravery”. Ever since then I’ve listened more carefully to briefings! Malcolm ( www.malcolmnobbs.com )

  • Pole Patrol by MattTworkowski

    Image of a Dragonet guarding his territory,these little guys may have a cute face but if you are another fish in their territory “LOOK OUT”.This one was on a pole under a Pier @ St Leonards,Vic

Recent Work

  • Christmas Tree Worm by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus, Pavona Clavus, Ribbon Reef #5, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Depth 8 metres. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm, +5 diopter, Ikelite housing, dome port and 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/200s, f/16, @55mm

  • Christmas Tree Worm by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus, at North Horn, Osprey Reef, Coral Sea. Depth: 16.7 metres. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm, +5 diopter, Ikelite Housing, dome port, 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/125s, f/16, @55mm

  • Christmas Tree Worm by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus, Pavona Clavus, Ribbon Reef #5, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Depth 9.8 metres. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm, +5 diopter, Ikelite housing, dome port and 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/200s, f/16, @55mm

  • fish kissing by jenitae

    These sweetlips were intent on a bit of romance one afternoon, and i was there to capture the moment

  • Freckled Hawkfish by lilithlita

    Paracirrhites forsteri. Variably reddish-brown to olive above, in adults usually becoming black posteriorly and pale below; head with small dark red to black spots. Taken in Sharm El Sheikh. Freckled Hawkfish belongs to the following groups:

  • Yellowmargin Moray Eel by lilithlita

    Yellowmargin moray eel. Location: Ras Mohammed National Park in Red Sea

  • Maui Ocean Center I by DamianXero

    Mmmmm…...shrimp…..lol Canon EOS 450D / Shutter Speed – 1/6sec / Aperture – F/4.5 / Focal Length – 35mm / ISO 1600 / Location – Maui Ocean Center / Date 12.28.08

  • Goldfish by Ryan Houston

    A goldfish in the tanks at CAbelas

  • Bringing the catch ashore. by Arie Koene

    Monte Gordo – Portugal

  • StarShine by Sherry Osborn

    This little guy was under the water. I made him look like he was hanging on a rock half way out.. KODAK Z712 IS Another Star Fish Photo /

  • Sydney Octopus by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Sydney octopus, Octopus tetricus, at Old Man’s Hat, North Head (Sydney Harbour), New South Wales, Australia. Depth: 12.5 metres. Nikon D300, Tokina 12-24mm f/4.0, +4 diopter, Ikelite housing, Dome port, 2 x DS125 strobes ISO200, 1/1250s, f/8 I noticed this octopus as I was swimming over the rock. He’d popped his head up to check on me as I was swimming towards him. I took a few shots and then swam over him to get some more shot. Once on the other side of the rock I realise he’s in the process of mating with a female octopus, literally at arm’s length from him.

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