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Welcome to the Plankton Productions stills gallery. Here are grouped image-sets from various expeditions for web use and a gallery containing higher resolution images for many print and multi-media applications. Some stills have been photographed on Digital SLR cameras while others have been captured on High Definition and exported as still image frames. Intended for publicity or other projects, images here can be downloaded at no cost for both COMMERCIAL and COMMON NON-COMMERCIAL uses.

High Resolution Pics Gallery - downloadable pics

       
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Angel Fish - click here to review larger image
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Antarctica Lamiere Passage - click here to review larger image
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Antarctica Sea Ice - click here to review larger image
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Antarctica Weddell Seal - click here to review larger image
       
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Brain Coral - click here to review larger image
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Damsel Fish - click here to review larger image
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David Hannan with Camera Rig - click here to review larger image
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Green Turtles Mating - click here to review larger image
       
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Hermit Crab - click here to review larger image
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Grey Reef Shark - click here to review larger image
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Ningaloo Humbugs - click here to review larger image
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Manta - click here to review larger image
       
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Coral Rock Cod - click here to review larger image
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Whale Shark - click here to review larger image
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South Georgia Island King Penguins - click here to review larger image
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Tasmania Leafy Sea Dragon - click here to review larger image
       
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Giant or Titan Triggerfish - click here to review larger image
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Kaleido Pix01 - click here to review larger image
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Kaleido Pix02 - click here to review larger image
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humpback shark - click here to review larger image


Papua New Guinea - Milne Bay. March 2006 - 2007

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Voyages to Antarctica

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HD Probe Lense Shots / Australia - Heron Island. 2005

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Project Lihou 411 - A Climate Change Odyssey - Video Diary

1 December, 2009
From December 7, David and his camera join an expedition to the Coral Sea visiting remote areas rarely seen. The progress of the journey is being recorded as a series of Video Diary stories syndicated across several web sites and are updated every few days. Stay tuned as the voyage unfolds!
view the introductory episode...

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Image © Copyright - Richard Todd / Aquarius Productions

This extraordinary sequence of a 3 metre manta ray leaving the water was filmed just 100m from the site of a marina/ resort proposed for the Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia.

To find out more about the Ningaloo Reef visit
www.save-ningaloo.org


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