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Here are my favorite underwater photographs from my dive trip to Sipadan. You can see more photos of the site and resort at the PSR home page.
All photos taken using a
Sea & Sea MotorMarine II Underwater Camera
with a 16mm wide-angle conversion lens.
For more information about diving trips, contactl Mako Sub-Aquatics in Singapore or Pulau Sipadan Resort.
Enjoy and dive safe!
 This is what Sipadan is
famous for: turtles. This huge 5 ft long
turtle was resting at the bottom at about 70
ft. Though unafraid of humans, they usually
prefer to leave when approached. Divers are not allowed to touch or feed the turtles; this is to minimise the chance of turtles becoming dependent on humans for food. |
 Divers just love to swim with these: schools of barracudas. This was taken at "South Point" at about 100 ft. The 3-foot long barracudas are often found here schooling with other fish. What you don't see in this photo is a school of jacks and a school of fusiliers nearby |
 At the head of a school of jacks. This school of 1-ft long jacks is resident near "the drop-off". They sometimes come into the shallows. This photo was taken at 20 ft. |
Above Left: David
(with twin tanks) with buddy Luanne at South Point (Pix
by Patrick Lim)
Above Right: David (with camera gear) and Mei Sam off
Barracuda Point (Pix by Patrick Lim)
Mako Divers Group
Photo in mid-water at South Point
Left: David
en-silhouette at South Point (Pix by Patrick Lim)
Right: "Luanne a la Cleopatra"