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  1. ChrisRoss
    A Weedy Sea dragon cruising near the reef at a dive site just inside the north head of Sydney harbor. Depth about 18m. Olympus OM-D EM-1 MkII + 12-40mm Nauticam housing, INON strobes. 1/160 @ f8 ISO400. Click on image to see full size.
  2. rramaley
    Hello fellow Wetpixelians, I attach my latest labour of love: a video I pulled together from footage I took on two dive trips to Tasmania - the first early last January (2012) and the second just this past week. Both times we dove with Eaglehawk Dive Centre (a very well run operation). Tasmania is a harsh and heartbreakingly beautiful island both above and below the water. We returned home not a day too soon: the day after our departure, the majority of the Tasman Peninsula (where we were staying) was overcome with bush fires. The dive centre is still without power and the one road off of the peninsula is still closed. Our thoughts are with the residents of the peninsula. Hope you enjoy. [vimeohd]56847176[/vimeohd]
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