Danny_Lee_Tasmania

BATFISH CRAZY

BATFISH CRAZY

How long does it take for a Batfish to get comfortable enough to actually swim towards you so you can get a shot like this?
Answer: 13 minutes and 27 se...
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How long does it take for a Batfish to get comfortable enough to actually swim towards you so you can get a shot like this?
Answer: 13 minutes and 27 seconds.

The Wreck - Byron Bay, NSW.
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Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II

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Aperture 28/10 ISO 125 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 13610/1000

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Byron Bay, New South Wales, AU

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Aug, 2023

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It's quite a challenge to get split shots of the impressive Black-browed Albatross!
The Gardens, Bay of Fires, Tasmania.

A few of these magnificent Shy Albatross were hanging around our boat while we were fishing hoping for an easy meal. This one got close enough for me

I will never forget releasing the shutter on this shot! As this huge Southern Right Whale and calf approached, I told my dive buddy to swim down and

I almost sat on this Loggerhead Turtle while taking photos of Grey Nurse Sharks at Julian Rocks in Byron Bay, Australia. He turned towards me and eit

This turtle was just hanging mid water with what appeared to be zero gravity and in such a relaxed state while the turmoil of the waves crashing again

Timing can make a shot! This was one of those times. 3 wild Common Dolphins do a perfect synchronised dive in the waters of the Tasman Sea.

A Pacific Gull takes to the air from between the rolling swell of the Tasman Sea.
I love the symmetry in this shot!

There is so much that I love about this photo! The water draining off the Shy Albatrosses' beak, the moody sky in the background, and if you fol

Diving with Australian Fur Seals is something I would highly recommend. Their inquisitive nature, and personalities are a joy to behold.
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The crystal clear deep blue, and crisp white sand of Byron Bay are so pristine. I could see a large school of fish in the distance and I could have s

A Loggerhead Turtle and its entourage approach me in the shallow waters surrounding the famous Wreck that lies just off the beach at Byron Bay, NSW, A

I had left the boat and was bobbing in water that was eighty metres deep, admiring the suns rays dancing through the water. I was hoping that some Hu

This was one of the most surreal yet beautiful moments I have had while Freediving in Tasmania. The east Australian current had brought warm water f

Black-browed Albatross, The Gardens, Bay of Fires, Tasmania.

Common Dolphins, Black and white conversion. Bicheno, Tasmania.

To get this shot of an approaching Southern Right Whale and calf with a freediver positioned on the sand like this has been a dream of mine for years!

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