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Some Ningaloo Behavior Shots

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Some Ningaloo Behavior Shots

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  1. These were taken Exmouth Australia, Ningaloo Reef, trip in Oct06

    Very awesome awesome dive trip and plenty of action almost on every dive.

    Big thanks to Kristin Ross and Mary for making this trip so great for Rand and I.

    Canon 5d, Canon 100mm Subal Housing, 2Ikelite DS125 strobes

    and all exif data on website.

    Cleaning Shrimp, Giant Moray, 80ft deep in currents and surge

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    Estuary Cod, Brown Spotted Grouper Epinephelus Coioides

    with cleaner wrasse

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    Rankin Cod,grouper,codfish Rankin Cod

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    Chromodoris Coi, look closely the yellow/orange ribbin coming out the side is her laying eggs

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    one of my favorites, getting this angle

    DEEP THROAT again Rankin being cleaned by wrasse, who is getting food.

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    Nembrotha Kubaryana, eating off a food sauce

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    we were really getting hammered down here in vis and current

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    Mating Olive Sea Snakes, unreal watching this action. they would be quivering and chasing and rolling and wrapping and going for air and come back down. Kristen and I froze when they came right through us.

    I just couldnt get them to compose correctly, what wild action

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    lots more of these types of shots and tons of nubranches and flatworms also

    copy and paste the whole addy, should take you right to the gallery page

    http://www.ppfotos.com/photo/galleries/index.php?data[uid]=13&data[gid]=26

    if that link doesnt work,

    www.ppfotos.com

    Ningaloo Gallery on home page.

    Edited by Pasquale
  2. Very nice images from the teeth clinic

  3. Very nice images, see you like cleaners!

  4. Hey those animals look familiar -_-

    Nice one...did you see anything Big?

  5. Hey those animals look familiar -_-

    Nice one...did you see anything Big?

     

    Most Most dives, plenty of manta action. but vis was tough to even want to try and change lenses. but i was having to much fun with the macro/little guys. No lie, shooting some of those renkins getting cleaned and a manta would just about touch me swimming by. they were getting cleaned also.

    Gulivers was a site of much much action. I want to say also blizzard or razor? we had 2 mantas just wanting in on every shot. anything I shot with the canon100 of the mantas, just wasnt good.

    Edited by Pasquale
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