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More Images from 2009 Photo Contest


Here's a slideshow of a few of the best runner-up images from the 2009 Underwater Photo Contest:

 

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Giant Nudibranch in Hood Canal. J. Nichols.

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Basket Star (Gorgonocephalus eucnemis) photographed at the northwest side of Flattop Island. N. Brown.

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Walls filled with Plumose Anemones - Flatop Island. P. Naylor

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Variable Dendronotid in the San Juans. J. Nichols.

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Decorated Warbonnet hiding under a gumboot chiton at Flattop Island. N. Brown.

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Candystripe Shrimp on a Crimson Anemone - Northwest Island. P. Naylor.

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