Month: March 2007

It’s amazing the things you almost swim past without seeing! We were at 20m and I spotted a sea cucumber down at 30m which demanded my photographic attention. No sooner had I positioned myself for a photo when an adjacent rock transformed into very put-out cuttlefish wanting to be photographed instead! Notice the orange lump … Read more

This absolutely stunning nudibranch Chromodoris annae was one of the photographic highlights of our trip last year to Milne Bay, PNG. This little guy is often found on open rock walls and reef faces where it feeds on aplysilid sponges. This photo was taken on a section of deep exposed reef at about 20m. A … Read more