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These wrasses were oblivious to my presence while fighting over territory.
By Nonoy Tan
posted Thursday, July 10, 2003
59 votes

Tristar / Bohol Island, Philippines. Nikon F100 and 16mm fish-eye
By Nonoy Tan
posted Friday, December 3, 2004
7 votes

Getting close to this dragonet was a challenge because it would turn its back on me. I had to wait for at least an hour until it became comfortable with my presence.
By Nonoy Tan
posted Tuesday, July 8, 2003
2 votes

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Tristar / Bohol Island, Philippines. Nikon F100 and 16mm... by Nonoy Tan
Tristar / Bohol Island, Philippines. Nikon F100 and 16mm fish-eye
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date posted posted: Friday, December 3, 2004
date posted category: Over/Under (shots half topside, half U/W)
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These wrasses were oblivious to my presence while fightin... by Nonoy Tan
These wrasses were oblivious to my presence while fighting over territory.
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A keenly observed behavior shot
59 Votes
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date posted posted: Thursday, July 10, 2003
date posted category: Macro - swimming
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Getting close to this dragonet was a challenge because it... by Nonoy Tan
Getting close to this dragonet was a challenge because it would turn its back on me. I had to wait for at least an hour until it became comfortable with my presence.
2 Votes
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date posted posted: Tuesday, July 8, 2003
date posted category: Macro - swimming
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