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Reidar OpemClown
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Simon MittagVariegated Lizardfish
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Marchione GiacomoSoft pink
Nikon D200, 60 micro nikon,twin strobo
Wakatobi 2010
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Marchione GiacomoTiny clownfish
Nikon D200 , 60 macro, twin strobo
Wakatobi 2010
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Marchione GiacomoHop nudy
Nikon D200, 60 micro,twin strobo
Wakatobi 2010
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Marchione GiacomoTogether. Clown fishes
Wakatobi 2010
Nokon D200, 60 micro ,twin strobo
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Afflitti Gianlucalion....in blue
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Peter FouldsHawkfish shot with Canon G12
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Afflitti Gianlucawhite nudibranchia
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Peter FouldsCharacter/Creature for Lucas Film "Underwater Star Wars"
Shot Canon G12
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Peter FouldsNo clambakes allowed! Spectacular Healthy Reef. Canon G 12
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Afflitti Gianlucathe beginnings of life
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Afflitti Gianlucasaron sp.
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Martin FerakJust playing with a camera at the end of a dive :)
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Martin FerakVertical swimmers
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Martin FerakHellfire
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Martin FerakDrunk scorpionfish :)
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Martin FerakProbably a pot smoker designed this tiny fish. Nature is beautiful indeed.
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Marco Fierlicrossing path
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James DeverichThese batfish followed me for about 30minutes today. They numbered 50+ were curious and playful, following me, swooping close to the camera and maneuvering near my fins. Made the dive so much fun.
Location: Wakatobi
Dive Site: Teluk Waitii
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James DeverichCrab "O" flage
Life growing on rope, this was one of many critters found today (16-Oct-2013)clinging to a piece of rope.
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Marchione GiacomoSignatidae
Nikon d200 , 60 micro, two strobo
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Nonna PokrasParking (G11)
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James DeverichPuffer's eye
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Steven MillerScorpionfish let you get very close to focus- here about two inches from the dome. Red always surprises me when I see the preview- this fish was about 10 inches long.
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Ellen Rierson"All Smiles" Canon T2i/100mm macro; f/22; 1/125; ISO100
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Ellen RiersonCuttlefish on Wakatobi Reef - Canon T2i in Nauticam; Zen mini-dome; f/8, 1/180; Tokina 10-17mm @17; dual Sea & Sea YS-D1 strobes
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John ParkerCoral Shrimp Wakatobi
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John Lovingshy guy
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Bill McdavidShy and fragile.
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Marteyne Van WellSeascape against the clouds
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Pierre MineauColours of crinoids. There are probably more than 500 recognised species of these intriguing echinoderms.
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Pierre MineauA very inquisitive little fellow.
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Pierre MineauCleaner shrimp waiting for its next customer
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Pauline Walsh JacobsonSunset, Wakatobi, Indonesia