We all like to see symmetry in nature. Animals balanced from left to right are common place but most curious of all are animals structured as a prime numbers. Whether we realise it or not prime number configurations are common in plants and we see them everyday so they just seem normal. Primes in the […]

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Rapid Bay is becoming a bit of a regular drawcord for me not just for the diving but for the land and seascapes as well. Here at the eastern end, fishers perch precariously on the rocks while a gentle sea laps on the shingled beach. It’s great to have a moody sky again after the […]

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The Adelaide City Council’s ‘Free Wall’ project and this space under the Morphett Street Bridge is a place I come back to photograph over and over. There is always something different and you never know who you might meet. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 695, The Wall’, 2.5s f/8 ISO100 40mm PanoX3

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How do you know you have entered the personal space of a Victorian Scalyfin (Parma victoriae)? Easy, because he comes out and starts headbutting your camera! On the plus side is that you get plenty of photo opportunities before pretending to be chased away. Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 694, Bossy Scalyfin’, 1/60s f/22 ISO800 15mm

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I’m revisiting this protected location where I had previously noted a mated pair of Leafy Seadragons (Phycodurus eques) and to my surprise I found a new young adult while the original pair were nowhere to be seen. Although the water was quite clear with 8-12m visibility there was a roaring current with all sorts of […]

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