available light picture of one the loading winches on the wreck of consul carl fisser.

Motor of an old german aircraft from ww2: JU 52
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Motor of JU 52, old german aircraft used in ww2

Junker 52

Jelly fish close up

There were many starfish to photograph but i think this one worked...

No strobe, No filters or lenses. Just the camera and housing with natural light. This was taken near Stavern in Norway

The wreck of the Mosel, photographed at 47 meters depth using ambient light. Nikon D200 with 10,5 mm fisheye, Nexus housing.
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Picture of a ling, living on the ww2 wreck "Barcelona"

diver at the propeller of d/s rimage, resting at app.200 feet.

Technical diver at deco stop in crystal clear water

red sponges covering the walls in an underwater canyon

two lings on the wreck of "albert janus" resting at 220 feet .

Picture is taken in front of the "consul carl fiiser" bridge, visibility is 90 feet, the bridge is about 60 feet from side to side

picture of mud-rose on the deck infront of the bridge on a big wreck. Shot is taken at 40m depth

This is a schoal of saithe at 150 ft. in voldafjorden.

Part of the bridge of the Consul carl fisser, dept i app.120 feet.

lifeboat davits on port side on D/S Rimage, resting at 180 feet of water outside the harbour of Ålesund

School of saithe at 60m in voldafjorden

Clione limacina, or sea angel, photographed outside Kristiansand on the Norwegian south coast. These little ophistobranchs grow to about 3 centimeters and sometimes occur in such grat numbers that they are food for whales :-)

In early spring the swan is resting on the icefree part of the lake waiting to migrate further north.

The "Belgica", a Ghost Ship which has been sleeping on the seeground for the last 70 years.

Sunny day 03.2008, fantastic lights

A Heinkel 111 at the seeground on 36-37 m

Perfect divingday on the wreck "Belgica", 14.02.2009.

A small Norway Bullhead (Microenophrys lilljeborgi) peaking out between the legs of a seastar.

Close-up of the Alien of the Deep, the crown jelly Periphylla periphylla. Photographed at 40 meters depth, 260 meters above bottom at Gulen Dive Resort, Norway.