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CP5000 shots from Moreton Bay - Australia

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CP5000 shots from Moreton Bay - Australia

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  1. About 2 weeks ago I did a 3 day liveaboard on the Esperance Star around Moreton Bay, located off Brisbane - Australia. Who says you need to go to the Great Barrier Reef to see cool stuff! :lol:

     

    I've put together a quick little collection of some of my shots. I actually used Jalbum for the first time to create the gallery - Jalbum is a very handy little program! :D

     

    Pics can be seen here:

    http://members.iinet.net.au/~diving/esperancestar/index.html

     

    And below are a couple of examples:

     

    Porcelain Crab Feeding - I actually got a couple of nice shots of this fella

    porcelaincrab1.jpg

     

    Wobbygong shark and parrotfish having a little snooze together

    wobby&parrotfish.jpg

     

    Diver looking at a black coral tree at 42m's on the wreck of the St Paul.

    ST_Paul2.jpg

  2. Some nice stuff there Dave - Especially like the Wobby & Parrot shot!

  3. Coooooool...

     

    I originally certified in Brisbane, and dived a couple of times on Flinder's Reef, the wrecks on the inside of Moreton Island (Curtin Artificial Reef I think??) and down at Straddie. I've heard of the Esperance Star, but never have been on her. Looks like I should try and make a trip next time I'm in OZ.

     

    BTW: Is the diver in the black coral/coral tree shots wearing a drysuit? I don't recall ever seeing anyone dive dry around BrizVegas (though it was often cold enough that I felt like you should).

  4. BTW: Is the diver in the black coral/coral tree shots wearing a drysuit? I don't recall ever seeing anyone dive dry around BrizVegas (though it was often cold enough that I felt like you should).

     

    Yeah, he's wearing a drysuit. Water temp was about 21 degrees... some people are just soft! :lol:

     

    We did a lot of wreck dives during the trip. A couple of dives on the St Paul, curtain artifical reef, the cementco and the wreck of the Aarhus. The Aarhus is one of the best dives I've done in a long time - heaps of macro and unusual criiters. And Qld Groper the size of small VW's!

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