Underwater Photo Location: Elphinestone

by Luc Rooman
Murene

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by Dray Van Beeck
Longnose hawkfish with the 150mm macro lens.

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by Debi Henshaw
Turtle Pie anyone?

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by Tony Makin
Lyretail Anthea Nikon F90 60mm F22 Fuji Velvia

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by Kimmo Suupohja
Two divers

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by Dray Van Beeck
James Dawson and Oceanic

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by Michel Lonfat
The beauties of the Red Sea... Que du bonheur... Diving Elphinstone... :O)...

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by Christian Nielsen
Colours of the Red Sea Soft Coral on Elphinstone. The diver is my wife. Olympus E330, 14-54mm, 2 Ikelite DS125 Strobes.

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by Christian Nielsen
Colours of Egypt. A common sight, a school af Anthias. Difficult to get them in the same direction, but Alexander Mustard gave a hint on his DVD about filter photography :-) Olympus E330, 14-54mm, 2 Ikelite DS125 Strobes.

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by Sharon Rainis
Taken at South Egypt, visibility was exceptional

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by Sharon Rainis
Dinner Time

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by Sergey Kuchik
Big brother- Small brother

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by Michel Lonfat
Diving Elphinstone.... Waiting for sharks... :O)... Que du bonheur...

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by Marcello Di Francesco
Soft Coral

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by Jonathan Sala
Under the king.... Oceanic White Typ Shark

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by Jonathan Sala
Kudas

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by Dmitry Starostenkov
Rendezvous with oceanic whitecap shark.

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by Wijnand Plekker
Cruising

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by John Parker
Friendly hawksbill turtle

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by Sigitas Sirvydas
Red sea corals

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by Sigitas Sirvydas
Dangerous situation

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by Laurie Slawson
Purple Coral/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens in the Red Sea at Elphinstone, Egypt

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by Laurie Slawson
Wall With Coral/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Elphinstone, Egypt, Red Sea.

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