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March 7th 2013

Published: March 7th 2013

It's been a busy few weeks here out in Australia and I'm finding myself more tired as the days pass. It seems that the diving is really running a toll on me, more then I was expecting. I haven't had a day off in about 2 weeks, and when your doing 2-3 dives a day, and then come home to do studying/homework, I get excited if I can get to bed by 10. At this point in my internship, I can o... Read Full Entry

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Marnie Cadden

wanderlust247

After graduating from college, I knew that my life was destined for adventure.... I chose to become a scuba diving instructor, a career choice that I knew would allow me to combine both my love of the ocean and my wanderlust. I set off on this journey and made my way through many different countries across the globe. I have met some of he most amazing people, had some crazy experiences, and have seen some of the best things that this world of ours has to offer. I plan on continuing my journey to see the world and live my dream, and it is my pleasure to share my story with all of these wonde... full info

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Nudibranch

Another nudi!

Nudibranch

A more rare nudi! These are my favorite kind!

Nudibranch

Probably the most common nudi I see.

Blue Grouper

Just like an underwater dog!

Sea Urchins

A favorite snack of the blue grouper

Numbray

Like a stingray, but with no tail or barb. Just sends a numbing sensation through your body.

Yellowtail

Surrounds you in a massive school. One of my favorites from Sydney!

Old Wives

Found in a school of about 20+

Rockfish

Check out that camoflauge!

Cuddlefish

Is it an octopus or a squid? We may never know!

Anglerfish

Also known as a frogfish, this is one of the most rare things to find in Sydney waters.

Octopus

Hard to spot, unless you know what to look for. They are masters of disguise on any surface.

Octopus Hunting

This is what you have to look for when your searching for an octopus.

Port Jackson

This shark lays the strangest spiral shaped eggs.

Goby

Serious Napoleon complex!

Starfish

One of the many kinds of starfish in Sydney waters.

Starfish

This is a more rare starfish, generally seen on the night dives.

7th March 2013

auspicious
Michelle Duer

Great Weedy Seadragon and so sorry to read about the jellyfish stings! Can't wait to see more underwater photos~ :)

8th March 2013

Lynda
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How cool! Wish I was there to see it all....

20th August 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Diving the beauty below
Ouch! Sorry you had to deal with the jellyfish sting. Sounds like you are having a great time and the photos are wonderful.

20th September 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Photography forum
I've posted a few of your wonderful photos in the underwater photo forum so everyone can enjoy them.

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