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Peoples' Vote


I'm glad we don't have shrimp wandering around our lungs
By Richard Smith
posted Tuesday, January 15, 2008
25 votes

The reefs of southern komodo are amazingly vibrant and diverse
By Richard Smith
posted Wednesday, January 9, 2008
24 votes

Snorkeller in the shallows of a coral lagoon inspects a Linkia starfish
By Richard Smith
posted Thursday, July 6, 2006
22 votes

I had seen these two yellow blue ribbon eels in separate holes for a few days then one morning they had suddenly become all cosy!
By Richard Smith
posted Sunday, July 22, 2007
21 votes

This xeno crab was on a whip coral at only 11m depth (they are usually 30m+).
By Richard Smith
posted Thursday, January 17, 2008
20 votes

Blue Ribbon Eel on the attack
By Richard Smith
posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007
19 votes

Slightly abstract shot of a starfish on a soft coral.
By Richard Smith
posted Tuesday, December 5, 2006
18 votes

This was taken over the side of our boat at the famed Great White spot of Guadalupe island, Mexico. A polariser helped cut down glare off the water.
By Richard Smith
posted Sunday, July 2, 2006
16 votes

Gaudy Nudibranch (Hypselodoris bullocki)
By Richard Smith
posted Thursday, April 26, 2007
16 votes

Pair of gobies laying their eggs on a whip coral
By Richard Smith
posted Tuesday, December 11, 2007
14 votes
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103 Entries Found: Page 2  of  4
Diver and turtle off Sipadan
Gaudy Nudibranch (Hypselodoris bullocki)
Blue Ribbon Eel on the attack
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editor's comments

Editor's Comment
excellent 'peak of the moment' shot
Schooling Bigeye Trevally on the Drop off, Sipadan
Pair of Crinoid Clingfish. No Crinoids were manipulated in taking this photo!
Pair of Mantas making a close pass
Zebra Crab - Another species that lives with the fire urchin. Some eggs are just visible under the carapace. Despite the gaudy colours they are actually quite well camouflaged
Coleman Shrimp - This species usually found in pairs in association with the fire urchin. They clear a spot on the urchin of spines where they live.
Thorny Seahorse with a brittlestar on its neck
Schooling bannerfish in a Maldivian channel
Gurnard Lionfish, quite a stunning fish
My buddy with a nice clump of soft corals
Brightly coloured Chromis Damselfish going about their business.
Managed to get very close to a school of silversides and they all decided to stick together especially for this shot!
Two juvenile Emperor Angelfish fighting/displaying
This was a little too close for comfort regardless of how docile they are!
Fisherman from Alor in Indonesia swimming down from his canoe
Scorpionfish with a turtle grass beard
Is it yawning or yelling?
I know we've seen them before but how often do you get a pregnant father!
Nembrotha lineolata Nudibranch. I like this shot since bright green isn't a colour you expect to see on the reef.
Aerial view of Aitutaki lagoon, Cook Islands
Hunting Heron on dockside
Tightly polarised school of silversides
Another abstract shot. The Elephant Ear sponge was dying off so the purple colour remained along with the structure but small holes allowed the sunburst to shine through.
Schooling Big-Eye Trevally
Slightly abstract shot of a starfish on a soft coral.
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