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Images needed ~ all in a good cause.....

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Images needed ~ all in a good cause.....

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  1. Fellow Underwater Fiends

     

    Just wondering whether any of you budding underwater artisits would consider donating some of your images to Reef Check Australia?

     

    For those that don't know we are a charitable NGO that trains experienced scuba divers to participate in coral reef monitoring. The international organisation conducts monitoring surveys in over 80 countries around the world so chances are that many of you have bumped into a reef checker or two upon your travels. Anyway we are currently working on some new training materials which include u/w images to help our volunteers to recognise key species that wil be recorded whilst surveying. We have a large image library but some of the images are pretty poor. Sadly you guessed it we are too poor to pay for pro images but as an avid follower of Wetpixel I am well aware that many of you have stacks of great u/w shots filling up hard drive space :) So we were hoping that some of the Wetpixel community members might like to donate images of the following critters to help us out?

     

    - white tip reef shark

    - pearl-scaled angelfish (centropyge vrolikii) or coral beauty (c. bispinosa)

    - needlefish

    - dash n dot goatfish

    - scribbled leatherjacket.

    - reticulated damselfish

    - cardinalfish - either (apogon crompressus) or (apogon fragilis)

    - honeycomb grouper

     

    If you have such images let me know via the forum or contact via support@reefchcekaustralia.org

     

    cheers

     

    Roger, over n out :D

Keldan

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