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We have two this month by Keir Davis from Australia:




Photo one: Green Coral and Goby, Bommie off Bowls Reef, Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Photo two: Cuddlefish, Sydney, North Head, Australia

Digital Camera: Olympus c5060 in a pt020 housing. No external strobe used; only in-camera flash with diffuser.

Photo one: "I have always been fascinated with Green Tree coral (Tubastrea micrantha - for further info click here), a branched hard coral. Each branch has a knobby appearance, yet from each knobby structure a delicate, almost rose-like bud emerges and 'blooms', usually at night. The color of the branches appears jet black in lower light, but when hit with a camera's flash, its true color, a deep, deep green is exposed. Contrasted to the lighter color of the blooms, this is truly one of the more beautiful corals on the reef. This particular shot had a small red Goby attempting to appear camouflaged against the green of the branch - and it was, until the flash illuminated its true color of bright red. This was a night shot at Aims Reef, east of Townsville, Queensland. c5060 camera, in-camera flash only; 2 shots taken to capture this one."

The second photo titled 'Nudi-cuddle', was taken at the foot of the 150 foot cliffs off Sydney's (Australia) North Head (at harbor entrance). The dive site is locally known as 'Old Man's Hat'; we were trying out our new 18 foot dive platform for the first time! Shot at 18m, the nudibranchs were in a small hollow on the side of a large boulder. I shot only this image since I saw that I had captured the shot I wanted first go.

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Read more about diving in Australia:

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View our previous Shots of the Month:

December 2000 » Cayman Brac, Cayman Island
February 2001 » Taveuni, Fiji
October 2001 » Sydney, Australia
November 200 » Cairns, Australia
February 2002 » Bangaram Island, India
March 2002 » Pulau Redang, Malaysia
April 2002 » Pulau Redang, Malaysia
October 2002 » Riau Archipelago, Indonesia
November 2002 » Pulau Aur, Malaysia
December 2002 » Pulau Aur, Malaysia
February 2003 » Batam Island, Indonesia
March 2003 » Pulau Redang, Malaysia
April 2003 » Red Sea, Egypt
December 2003 » Layang Layang, Malaysia
September 2004 » Lighthouse Reef, Belize
November 2004 » Pulau Redang, Malaysia
January 2005 » Juneau, Alaska
February 2006 » Townsville and Sydney, Australia
March 2006» Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles & Bahamas
June 2006 » Mactan Island, The Philippines

Underwater Film Festival


It is the Academy Awards for Underwater Photographers and film-makers. Instead of an Oscar, you win a Golden Fin.

Held at the Palais des Congrès Antibes Juan-les-Pins, France.
25 - 29 October, 2006. Please visit their Web site.

The Festival Mondial de l'Image Sous-Marine is probably the longest established underwater photographic competition in the world, celebrating its 32th edition this year.

FESTIVAL MONDIAL DE L'IMAGE SOUS-MARINE
62 Avenue de Pins du Cap
06160 ANTIBES JUAN-LES-PINS, FRANCE
E-mail | Fax: (33) 04 93 67 34 93




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