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Jessica HugoPuffer Fish
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Paul HunterManta Ray taken at Sodwana Bay, South Africa on Bikini reef.
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Garth WhittakerChristmas decoraction with little choclates.
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Garth WhittakerSodwana always full of colour
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Victor TaberneroGiant Reef Ray. Almost 1,90m disk diameter!!!
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Allen WalkerHoneycombe taken with Sony W17 C.D.C. and external flash in Sodwana Bay.
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Victor TaberneroHoneycomb Moray big, big, big!!!
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Victor TaberneroMushroom Coral Close-up
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Victor TaberneroGiant Clamp close-up
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Victor TaberneroBlack Tip Grouper portrait
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Victor TaberneroHarlequin Shrimp
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Victor TaberneroRhynchocinetes durbanensis or Dancing Shrimp
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Victor TaberneroCheckerdboard Wrasse
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Victor TaberneroCoral Grouper Portrait
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Victor TaberneroEmperor Angelfish (Juvenile)
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Victor TaberneroThe reef reflected in a Puffer´s eye
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Victor TaberneroGuapeton fish
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Victor TaberneroClown fish with a small parasite in the fronthead
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Victor TaberneroA clean look
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Victor TaberneroEmperor Angel Fish (Juvenile)
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Victor TaberneroPainting with Natural Light
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Victor TaberneroJumping from the Anemone
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Victor TaberneroBreathing!!
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Victor TaberneroArt Deco (Giant Clamp close up)
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Victor TaberneroWhen the sea sings with softness
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Victor TaberneroGeometric Moray
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Victor TaberneroWhat the nature can create with just a couple of colors!
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Victor TaberneroWelcome my friend!!
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Victor TaberneroCan you believe this Juvenile Toby is as big as a finger nail? What a wondeful World!!!
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Victor TaberneroMajestic!! I really love these animals...
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Victor TaberneroJust coral with sunburst...but what a peaceful place!!
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Victor TaberneroIf you think you are close enough...get much closer
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Victor TaberneroColours for you!!
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Victor TaberneroAn angel flying in the sea
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Victor TaberneroClown Fish
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Victor TaberneroLovely female Raggie!!isn´t she?
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Victor TaberneroGiant Guitar Shark
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Victor TaberneroHis Majesty...The Emperor Angel Fish
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Victor TaberneroGoldies...they are lovely, aren´t they?
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Tony MakinSpider crab
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Tony MakinSquid
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Brian WelmanFrog Fish Close Up
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Brian Welman"Friendly Face"
Nalola Blenny taken with a 105mm macro and wet diopter
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Brian WelmanBlue Ribbon Eel
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Allen WalkerA rare venture into some macro work for me over the weekend.
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Allen WalkerDouble Trouble, a bit of patience paid off when a second Ribbon Eel appeared after about 20 minutes.
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Allen WalkerPoint me in the RIGHT direction!!
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Allen WalkerLet's just say, he spotted me first.
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Allen WalkerSerenity
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Dray Van BeeckGrouper being cleaned
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Dray Van BeeckMarbled fantail ray...
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Dray Van BeeckWhite mouth moray in coral garden...
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Dray Van BeeckBornella anguilla...
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Allen WalkerHad an amazing dive in Sodwana on a reef called Roonies, we were very fortunate to find a whole load of juvenile fish finding refuge around a section of reef, this was one of the images taken.
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Peet J Van EedenClown fish
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Geo Cloete~ Who am I ~
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Allen WalkerA portrait of a blackcheek moray with a difference!
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Gino SymusShark enjoying the sun...
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Geo Cloete~ Blow that Trumpet ~
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Geo Cloete~ A Thousand Eyes ~
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Geo Cloete~ Its Alive ~
After not being spotted for some time, I am very happy to report that recently the Sodwana Bay Seahorse has been spotted again..and by the look of things, it might be pregnant!
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Geo Cloete~ Electric Blue ~
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Geo Cloete~ Fancy Meeting You Here ~
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Geo Cloete~ A Little on the Shy Side ~
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Geo Cloete~ When Things go Pear Shape ~
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Geo Cloete~ A Close Group of Friends ~
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Geo Cloete~ Beautiful Blue ~
The incredibly beautiful blue eyes of the Big Eye Puffer fish.
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Geo Cloete"Arc de Triomf"
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Geo Cloete~ The Art of Camouflage ~
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Geo Cloete~ Lined Up ~
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Geo Cloete~ Its the Little Parts which Forms the Bigger Picture ~
Diving with shoals of fish is a dream past time of mine, but not so easy to capture a photo which is not just a photo of a school of fish. Having all the little ones form a much bigger fish.
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Chris PienaarA Dutoiti Dottyback (Pseudochromis dutoiti) . One of the benefits of using a 100mm macro lens instead of the shorter 60mm, one can take shots of the more skittish species too.
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Chris Pienaarfound thsi almost transparent littel fish in the weeds at the end of a dive on Rooneys, Sodwana. I initially thought it was a pipe fish but is was too small to see. Only when processing the pictures, could I see that it was a small trumpetfish.
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Chris PienaarI was recovering from a shooting a whip coral goby in a strenuous position when I saw this interaction just a bit above me. The Angelfish kept returning even when the wrasse was nipping it a bit painfully from time to time.
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Geo Cloete~ Clockwise ~
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Geo Cloete~ Where is Nemo? ~
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Geo Cloete~ Pastel Palette ~
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Kerri KeetA large Hairy Yellow Hermit crab peers at me from under his massive shell.
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Allen WalkerTropical Yellow Tail (Amber Jack) hunting silversides on the reef! Great to just chill and watch as the methodically mow the little fish down one by one.
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Geo Cloete~ Cascading ~
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Geo Cloete~ Papadom ~
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Gemma DryOne of the best things about diving is meeting new friends... especially when they come swimming up to you to tell you they have found something you might find cool.... I love the diving community xx
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Geo Cloete~ Lurking ~
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Geo Cloete~ Swirling Around ~
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Geo Cloete~ Mirroring ~
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Geo Cloete~ Wit Warm ~
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Geo Cloete~ Illusion ~
Effect was done at moment of capture
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Allen Walker"In the Eye of the Beholder”
Always been intrigued by the Canon EF 8–15mm on a full frame, but the idea of incorporating a circle into your image with black surrounds and making it work, gets tricky....I think I got this one right!
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Geo Cloete~ Head Lights ~
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Peet J Van EedenPopeyed scorpionfish with with it technicolor dreamcoat
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Peet J Van EedenBuilding blocks of the ocean- False Honeycomb coral (Favia spp)
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Geo Cloete~ Joyful ~
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Peet J Van EedenThe Coral Garden. Sodwana Bay, KZN, South Africa
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Peet J Van EedenThe Cleaning Station
A cleaner wrasse grooming a potato bass's gills
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Peet J Van EedenSharing a meal
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Peet J Van EedenWelcome to my world