Underwater Photo Location: Abou Lou Lou - Nuweiba

by Alan Lyall
Bluescale emperor - Canon EOS350D; EF-S 18-55mm (set at 18mm); single DS-125

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by Alan Lyall
Yellowspotted burrfish - Canon EOS350D; EF-S 18-55mm (set at 52mm); single DS-125

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by Alan Lyall
Peppered moray, anthias (and a hermit crab...)

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by Alan Lyall
A school of hardyhead silversides - taken whilst snorkelling

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by Jane Morgan
Mimic octopus taken in Nuweiba.

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by James Dawson
Hide & Seek

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by Alan Lyall
Suckers...

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by Niall Deiraniya
Lion Fish under jetty in Nuweiba. Rried to capture the light reflecting through the jetty onto the subjects face

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by Niall Deiraniya
Feather Star Close up

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by Christy Cloake
Box fish belly.

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by Peter Segerdahl
Lionfish shot in Nuweiba at the Hilton house reef "Abou Lou Lou", with a Nikon D7000.

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by Gerri Tomlinson
G11, internal flash

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by Niall Deiraniya
Cornet fish by wreck under sunburst

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by Niall Deiraniya
Two small morays of different types sharing a ledge beneath a rock. The pepper moray was very curious and played to my fisheye lense while the other observed quitely from behind

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by Niall Deiraniya
ONE SPOT DOMINO PLAYING UP TO THE CAMERA IN MID WATER.

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by Niall Deiraniya
Lionfish chasing a ball of baitfish under a jetty in Nuweiba

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by Niall Deiraniya
Lionfish displaying spines checking out his reflection in my dome port, with a sunburst in the back ground

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by Maria Munn
This was a dawn dive at the beautiful house reef, Abou Lou Lou in Egypt. There were so many lionfish and this one just happily stayed still having an early morning 5 am power snooze :)

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by Niall Deiraniya
Lion fish approaching between the legs of a red sponge covered Jetty

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by Niall Deiraniya
MARINE SAND SCULPTURES !!

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by Niall Deiraniya
Very shy sea horse posing for the lens but would not make eye contact.

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by Niall Deiraniya
Very close up wide angle shot of a very green faced moray. wanted to get the shape and definition of the eyes and teeth.

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by Niall Deiraniya
TYRED OF LION ABOUT

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by John Parker
Moray Nuweiba

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