Underwater Photography Indonesia Bali

Welcome to Kapal Selam Dive Club Underwater Photography Gallery!
Currently, we are hosting 2,944 underwater pictures, 12,474 related comments and 45,934 votes in this underwater photo blog.
This web site is a medium for KSDC underwater photographers and friends to share their photos. Visitors are urged to give constructive criticism or compliments so that our photographers can improve their underwater photography skills. Most of the pictures here were taken in Indonesia, and some were taken outside Indonesia in Malaysia and Thailand.

The 15 Most Recent Underwater Photos Submitted

Crabby
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Color blind
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Flashing my
rings

Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Señorita
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Carrot frogfish
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
... and then
there are two

Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Side profile
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Grace underwater
Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Botak and
thresher shark

Irene Pramudito
21 Feb 2010
Bnkn06e.jpg
Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
Divers Bunaken
Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
Shrimp_01.jpg
Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
NudiManado_01.jp
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Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
CandyCrab.jpg
Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
Mandarin01.jpg
Royke Hendra
24 Jan 2010
 

Most Recent Comments:

  • Erwin Kodiat on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: Nice composition and good observation!
  • Carl Gennaro on anemone Crab: Fantastic!!
  • Carl Gennaro on Fireworks: I love them, best strobes I ever had, I wonder what trouble he had. Have not heard any other people complaining. I used to be a fan of Ikelite strobes but their quailty control just is going down hill.
  • Kaufik Anril on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: thx Simon :)
  • Kaufik Anril on Fireworks: Hmm... I was planning to change my flooded Ikelite DS-125 (my second flooded ikelite) to S&S YS-250.... but feel doubt about it after reading Simon's comment here :)
  • Carl Gennaro on Fireworks: Also for wide angle I am using Tokina 10-17 For reasons beyond me it's sharper and works with the domes better than the Nikon ones. I have the Nikon but leave them home for wide angle stuff. this lens blows them away. I...
  • Carl Gennaro on Fireworks: Don't jinks me,,, no problem at all with the strobes or camera. I am using that 250 TTL converter, plus I am shooting with a Sea & Sea Optical Dome Port for Wide-Angle and Fisheye Lenses #30104 so happy I don't have...
  • simonsaysscuba on gobby1.jpg: Nice Lizardfish. i don't think this is a goby though. Check this one out for comparison: http://www.simonsaysscuba.com/ 2009/01/13/underwaterphotograp hy/variegated-lizardfish/ Their color varies from red to brown....
  • simonsaysscuba on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: Fantastic composition, plus red and blue always work under water. You should sell this as a print. Cheers, Simon
  • simonsaysscuba on Fireworks: I like your lighting. Have you tried burning the edges of this photo with a filter? I think it may add to the composition, having the center stand out better. Incidentally I am shooting the same gear as you:...
  • Carl Gennaro on nudibranch & 2 shrimp.jpg: Great shot!!!!!!!
  • Carl Gennaro on AVP: Score!!!!
  • Abdulla Al-Mehairi on LembehScubaBoxTailSquidKS.jpg: nice photo...i like it
  • Kaufik Anril on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: Thx Carl & Pinneng..... So sad, the trip was cost 1 Ikelite DS-125... it was flooded ... don't know why ... it was 4 years old ... if anyone want to sell, please inform me... I prefer med - high...
  • Muljadi Pinneng on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: Brilliant angle!
  • Carl Gennaro on Fireworks: Thanks, yea I remember, I was wishing I had sun glasses on.
  • Carl Gennaro on Shark Shaped Salvador Dali: Crazy man.. I give it a 10.. Creative. and yea I see the shark.. so cool.. I never seen sponge like this before, weird, and I seen a lot of weird stuff in my life.
  • Kaufik Anril on Fireworks: amazing light carl... love it...
  • Yuji Law on Dancing: Wah...this this the best shrimp bro!!!
  • Yuji Law on The Emperor of Emerald: Fantastic!!
  • Erwin Kodiat on Something In There: Carl, it is http://www.nudipixel.net/photo /00022612/ Not published yet as it is still unidentified The green dot means the photo has been reviewed by a nudibranch expert
  • Carl Gennaro on Something In There: What does the green dot in upper left hand corner mean?
  • Carl Gennaro on Something In There: Where do I see it on Nudi Pixel? wow I really didn't realize how many of these slugs are out there.. LOL amazing, God really loves the Ocean and it's creatures
  • Erwin Kodiat on Something In There: This is just good size for Nudi Pixel, Carl. I have posted it in Nudi Pixel, and will share it with some nudibranch experts to see their opinion
  • Carl Gennaro on Something In There: Not at all, want me to send you original file? or at least a bigger one, it really looses that punch so small. or for that site it doesn't matter? I never been to that site until last night. cool.. That is one...
  • Erwin Kodiat on Something In There: Agree with Momon, could be Dorididae family. Do you mind if I post this to Nudi Pixel? So some nudibranch experts can review it?
  • Erwin Kodiat on The Emperor of Emerald: Excellent, Mon!
  • Monica Hutadjulu on Something In There: i'm sure it's nudibranch but i forgot the name it belongs to Dorididae family if I'm not mistaken could be Doris sp. or... well better to ask Erwin or submit your photo to Nudi Pixel, Carl :)
  • Carl Gennaro on Eyes on stalks: Really just for you me and Kaufik and sometimes Mul.. :)
  • Ahmad Zaki on Eubranchopsis virginalis: OK Dr Dave Behrens says its an Eubranchopsis virginalis, see nudi pixelhttp://www.nudipixel.net/ photo/00015125/

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  • Best Photos

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  • Glossary

    Explanation of the underwater photography "nerd" terminology used in the photo gallery and discussion forum (ie. DOF, POI).
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    List of all best photos per category: camera, strobe, location and taxonomy.