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Jasminka Hoekshot was taken on the similan islands
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Adriano Trapanigrumpy look of a bearded scorpion fish
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Adriano Trapanimid water "shark twirl": a male zebra shark (stegostoma fasciatum) biting the pectorial fin of the female, prior to the mating...
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Adriano Trapanishark twirl II: submission
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Jean WoodChromodoris annulata
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Stuart GanzHermit Crab
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Maya IrwinYellow tigertail seahorse.
A simple point a shoot picture on my first trip with my own simple 5mp camera. No photoshop, just beautiful clear Andaman sea waters and the excitement of seeing my first every seahorse.
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Michael ComposeGolden trunkfish with blue lips peeping out of a crevice.
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Brian WeidmannIsland No. 5 of the Similan Islands Thailand October 2009
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Brad WatersA squid swims away in to the dark...
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Adriano Trapaniunder water "stealth"
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Tina MalmgrenBlack Ribbon Eal
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Adriano Trapaniclown fish "BATIK" edition!
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Adriano Trapanigiant frogfish in "west of eden" island 7 similan national park - thailand
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Adriano Trapanifoot prints on the beach of island n.8 Similan National park - Thailand
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Adriano Trapanistarfish
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Adriano TrapaniOcellated (or dwarf) Lion fish, Anita's Reef - Similan National Park, Thailand
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Alberto RomeoYellow Feather Star and diver background.
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Debi Henshaw"In the Spotlight"
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Adriano Trapanisunset over donald duck bay, island n.8 Similan National Park
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Kaye SmithBlack and White image of soft coral closed, Similan Islands.
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Kaye SmithGiant frog fish. Deep Six, Similan Islands
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Adriano Trapanicleaning time for a coral grouper
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Jorn AriBlennie
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Alex Varaniamphiprion akallopisos
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Alex VaraniScarus frenatus
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Alex VaraniParacirrithes forsteri - portrait
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Alex Varanicf. Melithaea on Similan rock
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Alex VaraniCeratosona sinuatum on Similan Islands.
Shot with CANON G9
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Alex VaraniBlue bed
Shot with CANON G9
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Alex VaraniOstracion meleagris. Note the small sheer shrimp on top.
CANON G9
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Tim HoBlenny & Nudi
Compact Camera with no strobes, flash or lenses used...no PS/LR editing done...
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Tim HoNatural light photography on compact camera
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Tim Ho"SMILE"
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Tim Hoclose enough...
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Stuart GanzYellow box fish
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Stuart GanzPennant in a sea of glass fish
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Stuart GanzSunset in the Similan Islands
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Stuart GanzHere's looking at you ...
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Stuart GanzTritan scorpion fish laying in wait.
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Stuart GanzClown fish living in a pink anemone, beautiful.
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Tim HoWrasse - Natural light compact camera, no strobes, no flash, no additional lenses, no cropping, no PS / LR editing...
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Adriano Trapaniold subject YET never easy to frame right as it moves so erratically!!!
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Tim Hostrobelessphotography.com
s95 shooting with no strobe, no flash, no PS, no LR editing done...
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Tim HoS95 - el-cheapo torchlight shot - no flash, no strobe, no ps, no lr editing...
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Stuart GanzGreen old man eel.
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Benny FrickOut on the Similan Island. I saw this puffer swimming through the school of fish.
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Fabiana FarciClowfish
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Martin Ferakcurious
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Martin FerakThai dragon
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Petteri ViljakainenSimilan Islands. Thailand
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Petteri ViljakainenIsland split. Similan islands, Thailand.
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Petteri ViljakainenThe split.
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Petteri ViljakainenCoral bommie
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Petteri ViljakainenSnorkeling split
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Oktay CalisirBoom Boom Dan along the reef :)
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Taotao YangSea Garden
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Taotao YangBig Eyes
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Taotao YangColorful garden
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Ponnie JSurrealism
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Ponnie JSkin dive with Turtle
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Stefan FollowsOne day I'll fly away. Green Turltle - Chelonia mydas. Koh Similan, Thailand. Canon G10-f4-1/100-iso100
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Ponnie JUndisturbed Beauty
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Ponnie JReef
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Stefan FollowsExit Buddy ... Koh Similan, Thailand. Canon G10-f4-1100-iso100
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Ponnie JIn a good mood
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Helen HansenOne good looking Stone fish
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Ponnie JUnleashed
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Danny Van BelleGobie - Danny Van Belle
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Ponnie JStop the beat
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Raoul CaprezColourful smiling
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Helen HansenIn the he crab family but first time I have seen one , still searching for the name
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Helen HansenClown 🤡 hanging out
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Stuart GanzClown in Anemone
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Marcel Rudolph-GajdaOne of my new favourite dive sites: Koh Tachai in Thailand
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Marcel Rudolph-GajdaI went for 8 dives at the Similans and was hoping for whale sharks or mantas. Instead I found a lot of anemonefish which I love. So I had to get real close with my 8‘‘ dome.