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Octopus in a salp. Photo: Crispin Middleton Pelagic octopus (Amphitretis) Photo: Darren Stevens staff undertake their environmental science. Coincidentally, the winning photograph in the People’s Choice section was also taken in the Poor Knights. Marine ecology technician Richie Hughes’ image was taken at Long Cave when the sun was low in the sky sending beams of light through the water into the cave which was full of blue mao mao and two-spot demoiselle. “Framing an image like this requires the use of natural ambient light and light added from your camera’s flash guns. It’s the balance between these two, along with perfect composition, that may create the perfect exposure,” he says. Other winning shots included Lake Matheson, Lake Mangamahoe and Mt Taranaki, and koura resting on a fallen nikau palm frond. The judges this year were Ross Giblin of Stuff and Gerry le Roux from Science Lens. 32 Dive New Zealand | Dive Pacific
Koura resting on a fallen nikau palm frond. Photo: Crispin Middleton Gaming Southern Royal albatross, Campbell Island. Photo: Rob Murdoch The longest cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Photo: Richie Hughes www.dive-pacific.com 33
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