Contributors
Jamie R. Dutton » 5 photos
Photographs taken: Glossodoris poliahu, Glossodoris poliahu, Peltodoris fellowsi, Dendrodoris denisoni, Ceratophyllidia africana
Dorothea Nelson » 4 photos
Thea has a host of interests to keep her busy, she is a dive instructor, translator, editor, English teacher and most importantly mother to two rambunctious boys who keep her on her toes. She is actively involved in Kapal Selam Dive Club and its environmental and social efforts. Dorothea discovered her love for nudibranchs through the Club. She still refuses to learn their Latin names.
Dorothea doesn’t get many chances to shoot nudibranchs, and is more often found scouting muck, rubble and ... read more
Gabriele Macrì » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Cratena peregrina, Hypselodoris picta, Flabellina affinis, Phyllidia flava
Jacqueline Jansen » 4 photos
Jacqueline is a dutch stewardess and resides in Brisbane Australia since 2007. Having seen almost every smelly capitol of the world she started diving in 1997 and was overwhelmed by the beauty and calm of the underwater world immediately. Manta rays are her favorite but the nudies are runner up.
Jacqueline dived the Caribbean, Thailand and the Red Sea extensively and now it's time to explore the Great Barrier Reef.
Tristan Low* » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Risbecia apolegma, Chromodoris magnifica, Hypselodoris bullockii, Hexabranchus sanguineus
Tanya Korshunova » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Embletonia pulchra , Coryphella verrucosa, Acanthodoris pilosa, Dendronotus frondosus
Shariza Hosni » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Chromodoris annae
Gary Sun » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Chromodoris sp., Pteraeolidia ianthina, Phyllidiella pustulosa, Chromodoris sp.
Brock Harlow » 4 photos
Photographs taken: Nembrotha lineolata, Phyllidiopsis xishaensis, Thuridilla bayeri
Bob Timothy Ng » 3 photos
Photographs taken: Lobiger viridis, Lobiger viridis, Chromodoris orientalis