August 30th 2007
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August 29th 2007
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Anel van Veelen shot this swarm with her Olympus SP350 in the Red Sea. 1/80@f5.6. Wish I shot that!
August 28th 2007
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August 27th 2007
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This is a quite a rare shot of a usually shy pufferfish by lar3. Shot with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel. 1/80@f5.6.
August 25th 2007
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Sometimes partial subject close-ups can be pretty cool with intriguing results. This is a tail of a ringed pipefish shot in Komodo by Jenny Huang. Shot with a Nikon D200. Wish I shot that!
August 24th 2007
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Hammerheads school in the Galapagos. Shot by Eric Cheng with a Canon 1Ds Mk II DSLR, it’s unarguably a very dramatic shot. Wish I shot that!
August 22nd 2007
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It’s a bit out of focus, but I like this red speckled parrotfish by hendradive, shot in Manado.
August 21st 2007
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This shot by Aquadiver reveals rarely documented marine behaviour. He writes: “These sea stars were all feeding on the carcass of what was probably a young sea lion. You can see bones in the photo. I could also see fur.” Shot at Cannery Row, California, with a Canon Powershot A620. 1/60@f5.6 with flash. Wish I shot that!
August 20th 2007
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TXAlleKat took this shot straight out of her Olympus 350 at Grand Cayman. It must have been a bright day because her settings her 1/500@f8. Wish I shot that!
August 19th 2007
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Norwegian diver took this sharp shot of a stalked jellyfish in Eidsfjord, Norway. He writes: “Not all jellys live the mobile free-swimming existence. An goup known as stauromedusae have forsaken the medusa stage and live their entire lives in the benthic zone”. Shot with a Canon Powershot G7, 1/60@f3.2. Wish I shot that!