I'm still sick so no diving, but I've been meandering through some old images. Enjoy...
Olympus 5050, single Inon 220s strobe
Olympus 5050, single Inon 220s strobe
Retro Ningaloo
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Empty V
Contributor
That is nuts, what the hell is it? Crazy focus and lighting. Looks like some sort of anemone shrimp hanging on.
Billy
Billy
OP
Empty..I'm going to choose to believe that "crazy" in this case is a good thing 
The fish is what we call a frogfish here - in the US they are called toadfish. There is a cleaner shrimp on his cheek.
The more I look at this image, the more I see to like
The fish is what we call a frogfish here - in the US they are called toadfish. There is a cleaner shrimp on his cheek.
The more I look at this image, the more I see to like
Empty V
Contributor
Crazy is definitely good. I've owned a toadfish and they are very interesting creatures. Now is a frogfish to you like an angler? The color changing oddly shaped "walking" fish that don't have swim bladders.
Billy
Billy
Jamdiver
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Nice shot Alcina...
Love the composition and lighting.....
It's very errrm 'retro' lol.
Love the composition and lighting.....
It's very errrm 'retro' lol
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OP
Thanks!!
Empty - frog, toad and angler are all common names.
Aus = frogfish; US = toadfish...we also have some "frogfish" that we do call "toadfish" - go figure!
Aus = anglerfish; US = frogfish
Our frogfish do have little "feet" but they do not have the lures like anglers do. They may change shades but they will not completely change colours.
Empty - frog, toad and angler are all common names.
Aus = frogfish; US = toadfish...we also have some "frogfish" that we do call "toadfish" - go figure!
Aus = anglerfish; US = frogfish
Our frogfish do have little "feet" but they do not have the lures like anglers do. They may change shades but they will not completely change colours.
aussies can't pronounce R either... snicker...
OP
Mike Veitch:aussies can't pronounce R either... snicker...
Ummmm....I'm confused! But I guess that's coz I'm American :14:
that really is a bizarre shot...alcina:
i keep looking at it.. cool.
as for the R thing... ask someone to pronounce Vancouver or Cairns
or Grouper! (yes yes... that is why they call it Cod i know..)
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