Heaps of Port Jacksons seen on this dive. One with a deformed tail. Rays, Ocys and a well hidden Wobbegong were also seen.

Blue clear water, 50m viz, bright colours and lotza fish. Sounds like the Great Barrier Reef. No, it is Sydney's Bondi Wall, bathed in Coral Sea conditions

Kurnel Peninsula, at the mouth of Botany Bay, Sydney, is home to a rich marine biodiversity. But if you get a chance to dive here only once, you are almost guaranteed to see weedy sea dragons, nudibranchs and cuttlefish. These critters were filmed on one dive in 2004.

My first video, a composite of video clips taken on 2 dives at Clifton Gardens in Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) Australia. Taken with a 5DII in an Aquatica housing, no additional lighting (max depth of about 12 metres). Excuse the camera shake etc, lots to learn, need a tripod and some extra equipment for manual focus, especially when using a macro lens. Hope you enjoy!