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I 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.
By Chris Pienaar
posted Sunday, February 28, 2016
21 votes

Painted face
By Chris Pienaar
posted Monday, February 29, 2016
18 votes

Blue and yellow and...
By Chris Pienaar
posted Friday, March 4, 2016
15 votes

Facial- I needed a yellow mouthed eel to replace a bungled shot in my portfolio for the Sodwana Shootout 2015 on the last day. Found this one with two minutes dive time left
By Chris Pienaar
posted Thursday, February 18, 2016
14 votes

Two Two bar Clown fish at their anemone with recently laid egss in the foreground. the eggs become darker as the mature
By Chris Pienaar
posted Thursday, March 3, 2016
14 votes

Two Yellow (Cubic) boxfish swimming in almost a mirror image in a pocket on Rooneys, Sodwana
By Chris Pienaar
posted Friday, February 26, 2016
13 votes

A golden Nembrotha, Nembrotha aurea on Hotspots reef.
By Chris Pienaar
posted Friday, February 26, 2016
11 votes

A Devil firefish (Pterois miles) While on assigment in Yanbu I dived the Ilona, a wreck lying slanted not far from the beach in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia.
By Chris Pienaar
posted Sunday, February 7, 2016
10 votes

The beautiful coastline of Kommetjie as one looks back towards Chapmans peak
By Chris Pienaar
posted Sunday, February 7, 2016
10 votes

Reef Busy-ness
By Chris Pienaar
posted Monday, February 15, 2016
10 votes
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20 Entries Found
Blue and yellow and...
Two Clown triggerfish getting a bit territorial and chasing past a surprised surgeonfish.
Two Two bar Clown fish at their anemone with recently laid egss in the foreground. the eggs become darker as the mature
Painted face
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I 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.
A golden Nembrotha, Nembrotha aurea on Hotspots reef.
Two Yellow (Cubic) boxfish swimming in almost a mirror image in a pocket on Rooneys, Sodwana
shortlistedShortlisted!
Nosestripe anemonefish or skunk clownfish
I love the way that light changes the scene underwater from a drab blue grey to these contrasting bright colours. Horseshoe Hawkfish in coral
A blue ribbon eel shouting at me to keep my distance.
Facial- I needed a yellow mouthed eel to replace a bungled shot in my portfolio for the Sodwana Shootout 2015 on the last day. Found this one with two minutes dive time left
Reef Busy-ness
found 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.
Shot off Scottburgh in the region of Aliwal Shoal in blue water while diving with ScubaXcursions.
A 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.
A Durban Dancer shrimp mounting a Honeycomb eel fro soem spa treatment. Roonies reef, Sodwana Bay
The beautiful coastline of Kommetjie as one looks back towards Chapmans peak
African Chromodoris, Sodwana B ay
A Devil firefish (Pterois miles) While on assigment in Yanbu I dived the Ilona, a wreck lying slanted not far from the beach in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia.
Golden Blennie, a beautiful little fish.
 
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